Experts argue the move encourages turnout while also saving taxpayer money. The post San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones pushes council to move municipal elections to November appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The Dignowity Hill business strives to create unique and thoughtful gifts. The post Son of a Sailor’s Jessica Knopp talks community building on San Antonio’s Eastside and the art of gift-giving appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The market offers community and a way to support artisans with holiday shopping instead of Black Friday sales at big box stores. The post San Antonio’s Esperanza Center to hold 36th Annual Peace Market this weekend appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The list of contenders in the Bexar County District Attorney race just keeps growing. Prosecutor Oscar Salinas announcing late Tuesday that he filed paperwork to run as an independent. Salinas, a University of Texas School of Law grad, served as a Bexar County prosecutor for more than a decade. In a statement, he said his […]
The restrictions, which went into effect on Nov. 18, could upend the ability of many undocumented residents to legally own vehicles. The post Texas adds new ID restrictions on vehicle registrations and renewals appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Despite the White House saying ICE raids target hardened criminals, just 5% of recent detainees have violent criminal convictions. The post Leaked federal data shows three-fourths of those booked by ICE have no criminal convictions appeared first on San Antonio Current.
The $30 million gorilla habitat will open to the public Dec. 13. The post First three gorillas arrive at San Antonio Zoo as part of Congo Falls exhibit appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Sadly, what was once labeled corruption has become the way U.S. politics works. The post Bad Takes: ‘We have the best political system right now that private money can buy’ appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Increased costs in food and payroll at child care centers effectively wiped out the one-time investment state lawmakers approved earlier this year, a new report found. The post Texas hoped $100 million would help more families pay for child care. Here’s why it didn’t. appeared first on San Antonio Current.
Despite its blazing temperatures, Texas has no labor protections for heat. That leaves workers, especially immigrants, vulnerable on the job. The post Texas workers keep dying in the heat appeared first on San Antonio Current.