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New short-term rental regulations make it easier for the city to collect taxes and shut down renters who break the rules

Last month, San Antonio City Attorney Andy Segovia accused council members of leaking information on the fire contract negotiations. However, he refused to answer KSAT's questions about what had prompted those accusations.

The complaint filed against the District 10 City Council representative councilman is under review.

San Antonio city councilman Marc Whyte – who is already fighting a charge of driving while intoxicated – is now defending himself against a new claim.An ethics

Martin Phipps' ethics complaint alleges Councilman Marc Whyte abused his office when he intervened in a custody dispute by contacting SAPD and the BCSO

Following a week of back-and-forth discussions over transparency, leaks, and the fitness of the city attorney, San Antonio City Council members ended up discussing the stalled contract negotiations behind closed doors, just as nearly half of them had already asked.

San Antonio City Council accepted nearly $21.8 million to continue assisting migrants traveling through San Antonio.

The union's goal is to decrease the pay gap between firefighters and other first responders across San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO - The recommendation by the San Antonio Charter Review Commission to drastically raise city councilmembers' salaries is being scaled back.This comes

The city will be receiving less money than in past years to fund the Migrant Resource Center.