City leaders are seeking public input as they begin planning the 2027 budget, asking residents to share priorities through a short survey available online and at local libraries, senior centers, and community centers.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a nationwide recall of more than 3 million containers of eye drops sold at H-E-B and other retailers, citing concerns over sterility.
The San Antonio City Council has postponed discussions on a proposed voting commission, with a new date set for later this month or sometime in May.
In San Antonio, Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph will host the Great Texas Airshow on May 2–3, offering the public a free opportunity to watch aerial demonstrations by U.S. military teams, officials announced.
The San Antonio Philharmonic announced Monday that it will go ahead with its Young People’s Concerts in May despite ongoing challenges.
San Antonio’s LGBT community and city officials celebrated the dedication of rainbow sidewalks along Main Avenue on Sunday, marking the conclusion of a months-long dispute over LGBTQ+ representation that began after the state ordered the removal of rainbow crosswalks installed in 2018.
The San Antonio Food Bank has expanded its volunteer center to better serve the thousands of people who support its operations each week.
The San Antonio Police Department is warning seniors about a rising wave of cryptocurrency scams that can drain thousands of dollars in minutes, often with little chance of recovery.
A $6.5 million donation from philanthropist Harvey E. Najim will fund a new pediatric-focused training initiative at UT Health San Antonio, aimed at strengthening the region’s healthcare workforce for children.
UT Health San Antonio is launching a multi-phase clinical study to investigate how the drug rapamycin may promote healthy aging.