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Thousands are expected to fill Hemisfair Park on New Year’s Eve as San Antonio begins celebrating its Tricentennial with the Celebrate 300 kickoff party. The event’s organizers have a message for would-be partygoers: Leave your car behind.
Since 2014, VIA Metropolitan Transit has worked to increase the number of shelters at stops its ridership uses frequently.
If you live in San Antonio, chances are you drive a car to and from work. And chances are, according to new estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau, you’re also driving alone.
As H-E-B expands its downtown workforce, the skybridge aims to get current and future employees across the busy street safely.
Travelers can now access terminals through a pedestrian tunnel without having to cross the busy access road for arrivals.
Many commuter students and faculty members cross Buena Vista street to get from the Cattleman’s Square parking lot to the campus.
Platforms like Strava can help city officials take a new approach to deciding where bike infrastructure should go by sharing its users’ data.
Using the information created from the map, the Rivard Report hopes to build awareness of the current condition of cycling infrastructure.
The panel will study whether – and how – to enhance the current international airport, as well as consider the feasibility of an additional regional airport.
High-speed passenger rail connecting Texas cities is back in the conversation as San Antonio squares off against growth and congestion.