Gov & Politics
County Moves to Free Up Detention Center for UTSA Downtown Development
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Bexar County has set in motion a plan to clear a facility housing federal inmates in order to allow UTSA to proceed with downtown development plans.
Commentary
How Old-Style Paul Elizondo Became Ally of New-Style Nelson Wolff
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Elizondo became a close ally who helped Wolff transform county government from a medieval circus of competing fiefdoms into something of a modern big-city powerhouse.
Gov & Politics
Judge Wolff to Pick Next Bexar County Commissioner Soon
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Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said he will appoint a Precinct 2 commissioner "soon."
In Memoriam
Officials, Public Bid Final Farewell to County Commissioner Paul Elizondo
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A capacity crowd at San Fernando Cathedral paid their respects to the longtime commissioner and former state lawmaker and educator who died Dec. 27.
In Memoriam
Hundreds Say Goodbye to Commissioner Paul Elizondo at Rosary Service
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Hundreds gathered at San Fernando Cathedral on Wednesday evening to say the rosary for County Commissioner Paul Elizondo.
Gov & Politics
Local Leaders Praise Commissioner Paul Elizondo as a Dedicated Public Servant
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Local leaders remembered Bexar County Commissioner Paul Elizondo as one of the most influential officials in San Antonio's modern history.
In Memoriam
Bexar County Commissioner Paul Elizondo Dies at Age 83
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Bexar County Commissioner Paul Elizondo represented the county's Precinct 2 for more than 35 years and was known for his expertise in county finances.
Gov & Politics
Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Inching Toward Body Camera Procurement
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Bexar County Commissioners voted Tuesday to allow the sheriff’s department to test the body camera technology of two companies.
Arts & Culture
‘Dreams’ Deferred, Again: Tricentennial Opera Now Delayed Until 2021
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Originally intended for the Tricentennial, the original opera "Sueños de Béjar" will be postponed until 2021.
Gov & Politics
Commissioners Approve Nearly $60M for Second Part of San Pedro Creek Project
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Bexar County commissioners approved almost $60 million for the next segment of construction of the San Pedro Creek Culture Park.
