Former Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar Pamerleau has been selected by former President Trump as U.S. Marshal, marking a significant appointment in San Antonio’s law enforcement landscape.
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A grieving Texas mother of a slain Navy sailor has launched a political campaign, aiming to honor her son’s legacy and advocate for veterans’ rights. Her bid marks a poignant step into public service.
New York Magazine spotlights rising-star Texas Democrats, highlighting their growing influence in state politics. The recognition underscores the shifting dynamics and emerging leadership within Texas’s Democratic ranks.
A recent poll by The 19th News reveals that Gen Z women are the most liberal demographic in the country, highlighting a significant shift in political attitudes among young voters. This trend could reshape future elections.
San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro was nominated in 2014 as the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. His appointment marked a significant step in advancing urban development and affordable housing policies nationwide.
San Antonio has officially entered the race to host U.S. Space Command, highlighting the city’s strategic military assets and aerospace expertise. The bid underscores San Antonio’s growing role in national defense.
A millennial Republican is entering the U.S. Senate race, aiming to challenge longtime Texas incumbents John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. The San Antonio Report explores this emerging contender’s bid and campaign vision.
A politically connected Mexican businessman, once a fugitive, has become a government witness in San Antonio. His testimony could play a crucial role in ongoing investigations. Details continue to unfold.
Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Tony Gonzales in the GOP rematch against Brandon Herrera, intensifying the battle for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District, as reported by the San Antonio Express-News.
The Trump administration provided an update on the proposed $2,000 tariff stimulus checks, stating, “We will see” on the plan’s approval and distribution. Details remain pending amid ongoing economic discussions.
Several key candidates have filed to run in the 2026 elections across San Antonio and Texas, setting the stage for a competitive political season. The San Antonio Express-News highlights major contenders shaping the race.
In a poignant address, KABB emphasized that politics cannot erode our shared humanity. Highlighting the power of empathy and unity, the statement calls for tolerance amid political divides.
Several candidates are vying for Texas’ U.S. Senate seat in the upcoming election. Key contenders include incumbent Senator Ted Cruz and challengers from both parties, promising a competitive race. Details on KSAT.
The US government remains partially closed as the Senate passes a funding bill, awaiting the House’s return to approve and reopen federal operations. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to resolve the impasse promptly.
San Antonio’s bid to host the Army Western Hemisphere Command has fallen short, with the Department of Defense selecting an alternative location. The loss marks a setback for the city’s economic and strategic ambitions.
State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer urged Texans to “love thy neighbor” as his Democratic rival, State Sen. Carol Alvarado, officially entered the U.S. Senate race, intensifying the contest for Texas Democrats.
The San Antonio Veterans Day Parade proceeded as planned despite the government shutdown, with organizers adapting logistics to honor veterans while navigating funding challenges, KSAT reports.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott visited San Antonio to call on the federal government to close the youth detention facility at Freeman Coliseum, citing concerns over conditions and safety, officials said.
South Texas representatives clash over the detainment of a California senator, labeling it a “disgusting abuse of power.” The incident has sparked intense debate on lawful authority and civil rights.
Texas House Democrats are actively discussing the looming government shutdown, urging bipartisan efforts to reach a budget agreement. Lawmakers highlight the urgent need to avoid disruption in state services and aid programs.