Commentary
How San Antonio Can Address Climate Change
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Almost every one of us is guilty of not living up to our own standards. Why not use the election to redouble our individual commitments?
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Commentary
Keeping San Antonio Safe: Five Keys for the Future
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Violent crime has been rising in cities across the country, a trend that has tragically affected our beloved San Antonio.
Commentary
San Antonio to Join ‘Global Water Dances’ in Support of Environment
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During the Global Water Dances movement on June 24, thousands of people on six continents will dance to raise awareness for global water issues.
Sponsored
The Choice is Clear: Excellence on the River, or More of the Same?
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I need San Antonio’s support and we need our City Council to make the right decision and select Entertainment Cruises on Thursday.
Gov & Politics
City Council Approves Southside Annexation
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Annexation reform is expected to be a hot topic when state lawmakers reconvene for a special session in July.
Gov & Politics
San Antonio Joins Hundreds of Cities in Support of Paris Accord
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San Antonio joins a list of more than 300 U.S. Mayors that have signed a pledge to uphold environmental policies aimed at countering global climate change.
Business & Tech
Small, Local Business Wins Major City Contract in Unbundling Effort
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The contract was previously set to go to Zoll Medical Corporation, but Council put it on hold in February to give a local company some of the business.
Gov & Politics
Houston Votes to Join Other Texas Cities in Lawsuit Over New Immigration Law, Senate Bill 4
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The Houston City Council voted 10–6 Wednesday morning to join a growing lawsuit against Senate Bill 4.
health care
Ear To The Door: 5 Things Being Weighed In Secret Health Bill Also Weigh It Down
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Spoiler: No one knows what the final Senate bill will look like – not even those writing it.
2017 Election
Mayor Nirenberg and City Council Ride Barge to River Walk Inaugural
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More than 600 people gathered at the Arneson River Theatre in the late afternoon heat to watch the outdoor inaugural celebration.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
HDRC Greenlights San Pedro Creek, Malt House Projects
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The Historic and Design Review Commission approved separate projects affecting the San Pedro Creek and the former Malt House restaurant on Wednesday.
Gov & Politics
Texas Hispanics Behind Half of State's Growth Since 2010
Hispanics are behind a large portion of the state’s growth since 2010, according to population estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
By Alexa Ura, Texas Tribune