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Since 2005, the local foundation has awarded more than 1,000 grants totaling nearly $76 million to organizations working to improve health care and access.
In the absence of viable health care solutions, a focus on lowering costs is key, writes technology investor Lew Moorman.
City lead negotiator Jeff Londa accused the union of staging a political stunt by ordering Chick-fil-A for lunch and said meeting rooms were too cold.
City Manager Erik Walsh showed up at the labor talks to demonstrate the city’s commitment to arriving at a fair and balanced deal.
The firefighters union is proposing a trust to manage its health care, but the City’s labor negotiators said the proposal isn’t specific enough.
The union’s lead negotiator said the fire union needs to have all of the health care costs from the past 10 years to back their demands.
Among other proposals, the fire union wants to establish a union-managed health care trust, taking oversight of its health care plan away from the City.
Despite the turmoil in Washington, I remain committed to putting our community first and offering support on the successes we’re already achieving in San Antonio.
Chip Roy and Joseph Kopser are running to represent Texas’ 21st Congressional District, a seat that has been held by Republican Lamar Smith since 1987.
Advocates say a growing number of American children are dropping out of Medicaid and other government programs because their parents are not citizens.
