Council members seek Public Works audit, citing frustrating construction delays
The city conducted an internal audit last year and the Public Works director is retiring, but council members bigger changes are needed.
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City Council moves to protect renters from water shutoffs due to landlord nonpayment
City council approved measures to prevent water service shutoffs for residents in apartment complexes with unpaid utility bills.
San Antonio’s new leaders will face a big first hurdle: Dwindling city revenue
Cuts to the city budget are coming, as property and sales taxes fall short of projections and the state is trying to cap borrowing.
City’s new commission will address safety for all on San Antonio streets
The Multimodal Transportation Commission will advise the city on design guidelines for the Complete Streets policy.
Texas House Republicans poised to scale back legislation that targets state’s universities
The Texas House on Tuesday proposed changes to dramatically limit the scope of a wide-ranging Senate bill that could transform how the state’s universities function and teach students.
After complaints, elections department adds weekend early voting for San Antonio runoff election
Approaching a high-stakes San Antonio mayoral race, voting rights groups raised concern about a lack of weekend early voting hours.
You can still register to vote in San Antonio’s runoff election through May 8
There’s still a chance to register to vote for the June 7 runoff election that includes San Antonio’s mayoral and City Council races.
Final two San Antonio mayoral candidates to square off in runoff debate at Stable Hall
The San Antonio Report and the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will host a mayoral runoff debate at Stable Hall on May 19.
Who’s in the runoff election? Here are the 5 races on San Antonio’s June 7 ballot.
The San Antonio mayoral and City Council races in District 1, District 6, District 8 and District 9 are going to a June 7 runoff election.
Smart energy policy will unleash Texas’ potential
Commentary: By taking a balanced approach to our energy future, we will make Texas more resilient and attract more businesses to our region.
Republicans and Democrats each boosted a candidate to Northside District 9 council runoff
In far Northeast side District 9, two candidates advance to the June 7 runoff in the race to replace Councilman John Courage.
Race to replace Manny Pelaez in District 8 comes down to runoff
In far Northwest side District 8, two candidates advance to the June 7 runoff in the race to replace Councilman Manny Pelaez.
Sukh Kaur narrowly misses 50%, will face runoff opponent who fought being redistricted into D1
Patty Gibbons tried to stop her Greater Harmony Hills neighborhood from being moved into District 1, then launched a campaign to represent it.
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