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City staff on Wednesday recommended revisions to policies that incentivize residential development in the urban core with a goal of encouraging more affordable housing.
Bexar County election officials will not have to immediately provide a list of provisional voters to the Gina Ortiz Jones campaign, which had accused the county of disenfranchising voters by withholding the information.
San Antonio City Council will receive a compensation review and performance metrics for the city manager and three other Council-appointed employees later this year.
Dennis Bonnen, a shrewd tactician and top ally of retiring House Speaker Joe Straus, is one of the lower chamber's most outspoken members.
SAWS performs more than 7,000 water quality tests every year to constantly monitor the city’s water supply for safety.
San Antonio Water System customers’ bills will rise again next year after the utility’s board approved a set of rate increases that start January.
CPS Energy had a bumper year for selling electricity onto the Texas power grid and is now using that revenue to pay down some of its debts, according to utility officials.
The close senate race spurred talk about O'Rourke's potential as a Democratic presidential candidate, a run Castro also is considering.
The Bexar County Military Transition Center aims to help active service members and veterans transition smoothly into civilian life.
The Texas Legislature's 86th session doesn't start until Jan. 8, but lawmakers got a head start on filing legislation Monday.
Twenty-one San Antonio-area firefighters left for Camarillo, California Monday.
We need to build a better San Antonio if we want to join the ranks of cities that focus on the people who live and work there instead of cars.