Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against San Antonio-based CAM Solar Inc., accusing the firm of deceptive trade practices tied to solar panel sales, warranty issues, and financing practices that allegedly left consumers with malfunctioning systems and unexpected costs.
A Paloma Gonzalez is once again honoring the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting by turning her annual memorial run into a scholarship fundraiser for students in the Uvalde community.
Spurs playoff excitement has spread across the city, with fans displaying team colors in storefronts, murals, and public spaces as the team continues its postseason run.
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and city officials are reviewing a set of major fiscal decisions that include possible utility rate increases, a potential property tax rate adjustment and a reduced 2027 bond package, while the city continues planning for Project Marvel, a proposed downtown sports and entertainment district.
Smoke shops across Texas are once again caught in regulatory uncertainty as court rulings continue to swing between blocking and allowing the sale of smokeable hemp products, creating what industry workers are calling “Texas whiplash.”
The Democratic runoff race for Texas’ 35th Congressional District has turned into a public fight over antisemitism allegations and who best represents Jewish voters.
The City of San Antonio is evaluating a possible bond election for 2027 as officials prepare for a projected budget shortfall that may require a property tax rate increase and spending cuts.
Waymo is expected to resume autonomous ride-hailing service in San Antonio this week after the company suspended operations following two flood-related incidents involving its driverless vehicles, according to company information and prior statements.
The federal government has paused plans for a proposed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility on San Antonio’s east side while it completes an environmental impact assessment, according to San Antonio City Council District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez.
The City of San Antonio has revised its policy to allow individuals with valid handgun licenses to carry firearms into open public meetings at City Hall and Municipal Plaza.