Gov & Politics
Rough Sketches Emerge for Park Next to Hays Street Bridge
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Design consultants revealed two preliminary design options for a new park next to the historic Hays Street Bridge.
Gov & Politics
Council Approves Zoning for Campus to House Homeless Seniors
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San Antonio City Council approved a zoning change Thursday that will allow the Housing First Community Coalition to establish a campus that will provide housing and services for older homeless people.
Gov & Politics
Second Baptist Church Threatens to Sue City of San Antonio if Migrant Shelter Is Blocked
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An attorney for the Second Baptist Church said it might sue the City if its zoning change request to allow a temporary migrant shelter is denied.
Gov & Politics
New ‘Housing First’ Homeless Services Campus Planned in East Side
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A nonprofit plans to transform nearly 16 acres of vacant land into a campus that will provide housing and support services for homeless people in San Antonio’s East Side.
Gov & Politics
With Baldwin Apartments Nearly Sold, Housing Corp. Votes to Keep Its Share of Rent
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A city nonprofit decided Tuesday to keep collecting rent from The Baldwin at St. Paul Square apartment complex after it is sold to an Austin investor.
Business & Tech
City Council to Consider $1.35 Million for St. Paul Square Improvements
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Plans for street, wayfinding, and other infrastructure improvements to St. Paul Square received a nod of approval Wednesday.
Gov & Politics
Councilwoman Andrews-Sullivan Reaches a Compromise with Aggrieved Campaign Worker
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Councilwoman Jada Andrews-Sullivan (D2) has agreed to pay Slyvia Lopez this week for her work on the Councilwoman’s campaign earlier this year.
Gov & Politics
Andrews-Sullivan Ties Flak to Spurned Campaign Workers, Rivals’ Supporters
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Councilwoman Jada Andrews-Sullivan (D2) denies wrongdoing in response to several allegations against her, her campaign, and district office operations.
Elections 2019
Andrews-Sullivan Wins Tight Race in District 2
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Jada Andrews-Sullivan and Keith Toney were separated by only 99 votes after early returns were released Saturday evening.
Gov & Politics
Developer, City Considering a Land Swap, Compromise Near Hays Street Bridge
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The City of San Antonio is working on a land swap that could lead to contested land next to the historic Hays Street Bridge becoming a public park.
