San Antonio proposes increasing parking fines by $20 to address a budget deficit. The new fines will range from $47 to $247. Expected to generate $438,120, the plan aims to discourage illegal parking and improve compliance.
San Antonio Police officers on administrative duty after a fatal shooting of suspect Jaime Gonzalez, who allegedly pointed a shotgun at them east of downtown. Investigation ongoing.
San Antonio police are investigating an overnight shooting outside an east-side bar that left two men hospitalized. Authorities pursue leads to identify the shooter and seek public assistance.
Saul Gonzalez, 66, was arrested for the 2005 murder of pregnant Valerie Laguna in Cotulla, Texas. Charged with capital murder, forensic advancements linked him to the crime. The arrest provides hope for justice in this long-standing case.
Priscilla Castro, a San Antonio teacher, faces charges of alleged inappropriate contact with a student. The arrest followed a report filed by the student’s parent. KIPP Academy investigates, aiming to improve safety measures.
Authorities in San Antonio reported a fatal incident involving a suspected drunk driver who was arrested following a wrong-way crash in the northeastern part of the city. The collision resulted in the death of one man. San Antonio Police Department officers responded to reports of a head-on collision on the Northeast Side. Investigations revealed that a driver traveled in the wrong direction, causing the fatal crash. The identity of the deceased man has not been disclosed.
A 13-year-old boy remains in detention after a court in San Antonio, Texas, decided against his release. The teenager is accused of planning an attack on Rhodes Middle School. Authorities allege that the boy had intentions to carry out a violent act at the school, leading to his arrest and subsequent detention.
SAPD investigates an ATM robbery on San Antonio’s south side where masked gunmen stole cash and fled in a white Audi SUV. Police seek public assistance.
Luis Borges sues Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, alleging religious discrimination after deputies found his wife’s La Santa Muerte altar. Lawsuit claims Sheriff Javier Salazar disqualified Borges due to personal beliefs. Borges seeks damages and policy changes for religious inclusivity in law enforcement.
San Antonio Zoo has announced a new initiative titled “Zoo Cares: Together for Texans” to provide aid to those impacted by severe flooding in Texas Hill Country. The zoo will offer 20,000 complimentary tickets, valued at over half a million dollars, to families, first responders, and volunteers affected by the floods.