San Antonio Animal Care Services (SAACS) is in urgent need of pet food to help struggling residents feed their furry companions. The request comes as soaring grocery costs continue to increase food insecurity. Those interested in helping out can donate to the SAACS Pet Pantry at 4710 State Highway 151 from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday […]
The San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund, renamed the Women’s Health Fund, secured enough votes to make it into the San Antonio’s fiscal 2027-2028 budget, which City Council approved Thursday. The fund secured an overall reinvestment of $1 million, which local advocates are celebrating as a victory for women’s health. “The people of San Antonio and […]
From mariachi and ballet folklórico to outdoor movies and community festivals, these events offer plenty of ways to experience out city’s Hispanic heritage. The post 11 ways to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month in San Antonio appeared first on San Antonio Current.
After approving San Antonio’s first property tax increase in three decades, members of City Council are finding themselves in the social media crosshairs of residents looking for a fall guy. While some social media posters said they understand council’s reasoning behind the increase, others, including some on the dais, maintain more could have been done […]
A house listed for $419,000 in North San Antonio comes with a tranquil backyard, lots of nature and a workshop that seems ideal for woodland elves. The rustic three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home sits on a quarter-acre lot that features greenery, privacy and — even better — no backyard neighbors. That’s because the property — located just […]
On Wednesday, the San Antonio Conservation Society announced the cancellation of next year’s A Night in Old San Antonio, citing financial pressures. Now, new documents obtained by KSAT show just how bad the popular Fiesta event’s money situation has become. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, NIOSA — the Conservation Society’s biggest fundraiser — generated $3 million to $4 […]
The American Association of University Professors and four individual professors have asked a federal court to block the Texas A&M University System from enforcing a policy that they argue amounts to censorship and stops them from teaching material critical to their disciplines. This filing comes after the plaintiffs sued in August to challenge a policy the Texas A&M Board of Regents adopted […]
State troopers this week arrested San Antonio man Jason Shawn Briggs on allegations that he directed terroristic threats at Texas Republican lawmakers, as first reported by conservative political blog Current Revolt. Texas DPS took Briggs into custody Tuesday in Guadalupe County on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear stemming from a felony theft charge. […]
After backlash to a new public comment policy, Commissioner Wayne Christian refused to attend a legislative hearing and cursed at a member of the public. The post Texas oil and gas regulator doubles down and defies state legislature appeared first on San Antonio Current.
It may be easy to fall in love with a Queen Anne Victorian home recently listed for sale mere steps from the River Walk and the historic Guenther House. For one, there’s the price, at only $519,000. Sure, that’s more than many of us can afford, but that’s also far less than houses in Southtown […]