Joaquin Castro and Beto O’Rourke attracted a crowd of 1,000 at a rally in San Antonio, highlighting growing enthusiasm for their political efforts in the region. The event underscored strong local support.
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The trial of indicted U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar has been postponed again, according to the San Antonio Report. The delay adds uncertainty to the timeline for the corruption case against the Texas congressman.
Attorneys argue a U.S. citizen living in San Antonio was wrongfully deported, raising serious legal questions. The case highlights potential flaws in immigration enforcement and calls for urgent review.
Alamo Colleges and the City of San Antonio have launched Compassionate USA, a course aimed at fostering empathy and kindness. This initiative is hailed as San Antonio’s meaningful contribution to global compassion efforts.
San Antonio vendors are preparing for challenges ahead as new US tariff rules take effect, impacting supply chains and pricing. Local businesses are adapting strategies to navigate the evolving trade landscape.
The City of San Antonio urges residents to report potholes to improve road safety. Officials aim to address infrastructure issues quickly, encouraging community involvement through an easy online reporting system.
Researchers have mapped soft tick collection sites along Government Canyon Creek, highlighting key habitats. The detailed red-marked locations provide valuable data for understanding tick distribution and related health risks.
A young UTSA graduate has been appointed head of a federal counterterrorism office, marking a significant milestone early in his career. His role underscores San Antonio’s growing presence in national security.
The U.S. Census Bureau reports that San Antonio remains the poorest major metro area in the nation, yet its poverty rate has declined, signaling gradual economic improvement for the Texas city.
San Antonio Report urges Mayor to stop calling the city the 7th largest, citing updated census data that ranks it 8th. The report stresses accurate representation for urban planning and public perception.
Texas Republicans are advancing redistricting plans aimed at dismantling Democratic strongholds. Critics argue these moves undermine fair representation ahead of the upcoming elections, intensifying political battles in the state.
San Antonio will lose one congressional seat under the GOP’s new Texas redistricting plan, reshaping political boundaries and impacting representation in the region. The changes are set to influence upcoming elections.
San Antonio’s mayor highlights deep political and legislative gridlock over U.S. immigration policy, underscoring challenges in achieving comprehensive reform amid growing border pressures. Bloomberg.com reports.
Proposed federal budget cuts threaten affordable housing in San Antonio, jeopardizing critical funding for low-income residents. Advocates warn this could worsen the city’s housing crisis, impacting thousands.
Texas’ top political leaders have voiced strong reactions to the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade. Houston officials express mixed views on the impact for the state’s future legal and social landscape.
Beto O’Rourke emphasized San Antonio’s crucial role in his bid to upset the Senate race, highlighting the city’s voter influence as central to his campaign strategy, according to the San Antonio Report.
Final results are in for the 2025 San Antonio runoff election. Voters decided key local races, shaping the city’s leadership and policies. Texas Public Radio continues to provide in-depth coverage and analysis.
President Biden has appointed new U.S. attorneys for Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas, marking a key step in his administration’s judicial appointments. These selections aim to strengthen federal law enforcement across Texas cities.
Mexico’s new Consul General in San Antonio aims to strengthen U.S.-Mexico ties by deepening cultural, economic, and diplomatic collaboration, highlighting the region’s vital role in bilateral relations.
Several post offices and federal buildings will close on Jan. 9 due to scheduled maintenance and security updates. Residents are advised to plan ahead for services impacted by the temporary shutdowns.