Following a 2021 vegetarian-friendly relaunch of its beloved Tex-Mex brand, Cha-Cha’s New Gen Café has permanently closed its doors. The restaurant took to Facebook Saturday to share the news, stating simply: “Permanently closed … thank you for the good times.” Fans took it hard when Tex-Mex spot Cha-Cha’s permanently closed the doors of its Bandera Road […]
San Antonio will this Friday gain another rooftop drinkery via the Aztec Theatre’s new terrace lounge. The music venue took to Instagram Sunday to share the news. The new space will open to the public Friday, July 14 from 6-10 p.m., the post states.
Following a lackluster debut, Victor Wembanyama proved naysayers wrong Sunday with a stellar performance in the San Antonio Spurs’ Summer League game against the Portland Trailblazers. The French basketball phenom put up 27 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and had three blocks in 27 minutes of play. His performance in the Las Vegas matchup was a […]
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a San Antonio Democrat who’s emerged as one of Texas’ most outspoken gun-reform advocates, confirmed he’s running to unseat U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. Speculation has swirled since April that Gutierrez might run against Cruz. On Monday, he made his campaign official in a four-minute video that begins in Uvalde, a city in […]
WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of Texans are set to face new barriers to accessing food stamps under this spring’s deal to raise the federal debt limit, but fresh efforts are underway to help more Texans avoid hunger. Food advocates and lawmakers are mobilizing to inform lower-income residents about new rules that could cut their […]
The Alamo will host a free, sensory-friendly evening on July 18. During 6-8 p.m. session, visitors will be able to explore the historic site and visit the Alamo Church, Long Barrack and Ralston Family Collections Center.
The San Antonio Independent School District is looking for community input after its board last month voted to approve a study to determine whether the district should shutter or consolidate some campuses. SAISD is asking for community feedback on its “Rightsizing Framework” through an online survey.
U.S. Park Rangers have asked the public to help identify those responsible for vandalism to San Antonio’s Mission San Jose on June 28. Someone tried to break into the San Jose Church, causing damage to the historic building, according to officials with the National Parks Service.
A flood of Airbnb properties may soon hit the market in San Antonio, along with other regional tourist spots and pandemic boom towns, as owners are forced to sell money-losing properties, a real estate expert warns. Nick Gerli, CEO of property analytics firm Reventure Consulting, last week shared a data set on Twitter showing that […]
In a rare, friendly move to low-income renters, Texas lawmakers this year outlawed a form of discrimination that allowed homeowners associations to ban some tenants from their neighborhoods. The move — spearheaded by state Rep. Chris Turner, a Grand Prairie Democrat — was aimed squarely at a North Texas neighborhood that tried to oust poorer […]