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Complained about overgrown landscaping blocking bus stops and high water bills with no payment plans.
City Council Meeting - Jun 16, 2026 · 23:52 →Suggested adding an amphitheater to City Park and thanked public works for recent street repairs.
City Council Meeting - Nov 18, 2025 · 22:01 →Requested that the contractor responsible for the dirt piles at the park move all materials, including concrete and asphalt, and restore the area.
City Council Meeting - Jun 17, 2025 · 20:00 →Questioned the process for budget amendments and raised concerns about the slow pace of dirt removal on Rocket Lane.
The pastor of the church stated that the tower will benefit the community and support the church's missionary work.
Planning & Zoning Meeting - Apr 21, 2025 · 23:00 →A resident praised the interim city manager, requested website updates (including photos of council members), and asked about the status of road barriers and weed maintenance.
City Council Meeting - Jan 21, 2025 · 30:31 →San Antonio residents are coming together to clear streets and repair homes after a massive storm knocked down power lines and roofs.‘We always stand together’: West Side residents navigating high heat, power outages after wind storm was first posted...
Owners of the shuttered and blighted brewery site want to launch their massive redevelopment plan by first rebuilding Lone Star Boulevard.Southstar has big plans for this old brewery. But improvements to Lone Star Boulevard will come first. was first...
This little-known command center is marking 30 years of trauma transfers, medical helicopters emergency response and more across South Texas.This little-known command center in San Antonio responds to emergencies across South Texas was first posted o...
Schenck Elementary in Highland Hills sat empty for two years, save for busy construction crews. But the "owls" have flown back to the nest.With a brand-new building and renovated ‘Sunflower Cafe,’ SAISD’s largest elementary school reopens was first p...
The new Alamo Heights High School building is state-of-the-art, with three stories instead of two. But it still pays homage to its long history.Alamo Heights High School gets makeover, nods to century-old history was first posted on August 13, 2026 a...
The Inner City Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone board voted in favor of issuing debt for constructing the 30,000-square-foot facility and an aquatics center.Eastside senior center and indoor pool plans advance with $46M in TIRZ funding was first poste...
The number of city dog parks in San Antonio has come off the leash since the first one opened in 2005. Today, there are 21 city dog parks.San Antonio’s dog parks grew at a rapid pace over two decades was first posted on August 8, 2026 at 9:00 am.©202...
A newly issued revenue bond supports the $2.5 billion worth of airport projects that bring a new terminal and other improvements to SAT.With bonds, beams and billions of dollars, the airport’s terminal development project is on track was first posted...
The Historic and Design Review Commission is scheduled to consider the plans August 5 and make a recommendation for eight of the 18 stations. VIA’s plans for Silver Line bus stops in historic districts head for review was first posted on July 21, 202...
Commentary: One hundred years ago, San Antonio built the walls in Lambert Beach to preserve the trees. Today, good engineering and design can preserve both. Brackenridge Park’s $2 million question was first posted on July 18, 2026 at 2:00 pm.©2021 "S...