San Antonio budget proposal targets 101 city positions
San Antonio officials have proposed eliminating 101 city positions in the 2027 fiscal year budget as the city works to address a projected $158 million shortfall.
San Antonio officials have proposed eliminating 101 city positions in the 2027 fiscal year budget as the city works to address a projected $158 million shortfall.
San Antonio City Council District 3 plans to use a $2,500 AARP grant to conduct bicycle audits and surveys and identify ways to improve connections between neighborhoods and community destinations.
Biotech company Flyttr is building a 130,000-square-foot facility on San Antonio’s East Side to develop pest-control technology and produce sterile flies to help combat the New World screwworm and other agricultural threats.
San Antonio City Council approved a three-year contract with the city’s police union Thursday, committing about $102.3 million to higher officer pay and other benefits while requiring employees to shoulder more healthcare costs.
San Antonio will launch a six-month pilot program in early 2027 to divert some people accused of low-level, nonviolent offenses to mental health or substance-use treatment instead of sending them directly to jail.
The Trump administration is launching a six-month pilot program in San Antonio to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities in water systems and help utilities address them at no cost.
Drivers in northwest Bexar County report worsening congestion on FM 1560, where some three-mile trips now take up to 30 minutes as development increases traffic in the area.
San Antonio City Council members are considering a plan that could raise the property tax rate for debt service and nearly triple the city’s 2027 bond capacity as officials address a projected $157.7 million budget deficit and declining property tax revenue.
A San Antonio city board Friday approved $60 million for the city to acquire 13 acres for a planned Spurs arena and nearly $51 million for improvements at Brackenridge Park, the San Antonio Zoo and the San Antonio Botanical Gardens.
Bexar County Precinct 4 Commissioner Tommy Calvert has announced an Oct. 3 march opposing a planned ICE migrant detention center on San Antonio’s East Side after the federal agency awarded a $17 million contract to convert a warehouse into the facility.