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Federal dollars for the Migrant Resource Center are expected to run out by the end of the year, and the city will have to decide what comes next if more federal funding doesn’t come.
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The censure vote, which passed unanimously 10-0, did not include a call to resign. The resolution is a statement and doesn't carry any action.
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The District 8 representative had been one of three city council members to sign a joint memo calling for a special meeting on a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire and the return of all hostages in the Israel-Hamas War.
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District 6's Melissa Cabello Havrda filed a Council Consideration Request (CCR) this week that would modify the city's 14 percent draw from CPS Energy amid strains in the state's power grid this summer.
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Under the new ordinance, any time the heat index reaches 95 degrees or hotter, city contractors will have to provide their outdoor workers with 15 minute breaks for every four hours worked. It also requires a heat-relief station with shade and water.
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A new policy request calls for using the city’s opioid settlement funds to also expand local harm reduction programs and drug addiction education efforts.
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Election Day is Saturday, June 10.
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Castro was one of four applicants to fill the seat after Councilwoman Ana Sandoval resigned. She will serve until a permanent councilperson is elected on May 6.
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District 10 Councilman Clayton Perry ended months of speculation Thursday after he issued a statement saying he would not seek a fourth term in for San Antonio’s northeast side council district.
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The pool of candidates is growing for all of the city council seats in the upcoming may election.