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More than 4,200 people have applied for the $200 million program since it launched in mid-May.

CPS Energy partnership leads to 10 years of solar power growth plus benefits

Ready to Work was launched with much excitement earlier this month, but it will take our collective responsibility to make sure it succeeds.

SA Ready to Work — the $229 million, voter-approved job program — passed following the worst unemployment spell the city has seen in generations. Now with San Antonio experiencing historic low unemployment, do we still need job training?

After being approved by voters 18 months ago, Ready To Work is taking its first applications this week. The job training program is expected to place more than 15,000 people in jobs by the time it ends in the late-2020s.

Port San Antonio’s board of directors approved construction of a $60 million, 130,000...

The City Council this week unanimously approved providing Upskill NWA with $485,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to support job training for the city's lower-income residents.

San Antonio’s $180 million job training program SA Ready to Work is nearly ready to open applications after the San Antonio City Council approved several final contracts Thursday.

The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved spending $3 million in American Rescue Plan funds to support Upskill NWA, a new job skills initiative of the Excellerate Foundation.

The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved spending $3 million in American Rescue Plan funds to support Upskill NWA, a new job skills initiative of the Excellerate Foundation.