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New job numbers show Texas job growth in May - Vimarsana News

New job numbers show Texas job growth in May

After ten straight interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve, the hot jobs market that fueled ‘the great resignation’ may be coming to an end nationally and here in Texas.

Texas labor force crosses 15 million for first time; leads nation in job growth - Vimarsana News

Texas labor force crosses 15 million for first time; leads nation in job growth

Texas had a 4% annual job growth from May 2022 to May 2023, which outpaced the nation’s 2.7%, according to the Texas Workforce Commission.

Source: kwtx.com
Housing Authority Director indicted on two charges - Vimarsana News

Housing Authority Director indicted on two charges

LIBERTY - Months after an investigation was opened into Klint Bush, the former chair of the Liberty County Housing Authority, a second player now finds themselves under indictment. Current executive director and former housing vice chair Ryan Daniel has been charged with a pair of felonies for his alleged role in an investigation into that agency. Daniel appears to have been

Metro Bus CEO Highlights Goals And Ridership Numbers - Vimarsana News

Metro Bus CEO Highlights Goals And Ridership Numbers

Metro Bus CEO Ryan Daniel indicates he and his staff are always monitoring ridership numbers and what is working and what isn't. He says they discontinued ConneX on-demand service and moved to resume Fixed Route 32 earlier this month.

Source: wjon.com
San Antonio adds 8,300 jobs as unemployment drops to 3.4 percent - Vimarsana News

San Antonio adds 8,300 jobs as unemployment drops to 3.4 percent

Of the jobs added last month in the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro area, 2,100 were in the leisure and hospitality sector, the state said.