Editorial: State reversal on Broadway runs over city
The Texas Transportation Commission voted 3-1 Thursday to crush a city plan to redevelop...
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The Texas Transportation Commission voted 3-1 Thursday to crush a city plan to redevelop...
No arguments — even from big-money GOP contributors or San Antonio business — were...
The City of San Antonio says Broadway, a portion of which is part of the state highway system, was transferred to the city by the state in 2014, but the state and the Texas Department of Transportation now claim that transfer was never completed.
Garcia: City government transparency becomes an issue in mayor's race FacebookTwitterEmail Last July, Greg Brockhouse submitted a massive open-records request with the city of San Antonio. In anticipation of workforce development and public-transit proposition campaigns he planned to oppose, the former councilman wanted to be armed with as much information as possible on related communications from Mayor Ron Nirenberg and his staff members. Eight months passed and Brockhouse received no documents from the city. So, last Thursday, Brockhouse, who is currently challenging Nirenberg for mayor, f...
SA City Council members worry over state bills that would add voting restrictions, undercut city operations City staff briefed council members Thursday on the current state legislative session Tags: SAN ANTONIO – A Thursday briefing on the state legislative session left at least some San Antonio City Council members fretting about what’s happening in Austin. Assistant City Manager Jeff Coyle walked council members through some of the issues and bills that the city’s legislative team is dealing with during the legislative session. Voter issues and various bills that could undercut the ...