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Skip to main content Currently Reading Petco got $875K to bring 400 jobs to San Antonio. They failed, but the city won't ask for refund FacebookTwitterEmail District 10 Councilman Clayton Perry.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographer Petco Animal Supplies fell short of the 400 jobs the retailer promised San Antonio leaders when they gave the company an $875,000 tax incentive package to build an outpost on the city’s West Side 10 years ago. But San Antonio won’t be asking for its money back. By a 9-2 vote Thursday, City Council decided not to claw back more than $500,000 in tax breaks and grant do...

From developing a coordinated system for addressing homelessness to updating city-owned facilities, San Antonio City Council members had numerous ideas Wednesday for how to use the hundreds of millions of dollars the city will receive through the American Rescue Plan Act.

San Antonio council campaign rhetoric mirrors national tone Former Mayor Henry Cisneros says he's not seen words like 'socialist' and 'Marxist' thrown around in local races before. Author: Matt Houston (KENS) Updated: 10:19 PM CDT June 2, 2021 SAN ANTONIO — As election day draws near, former San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros says this year's campaign season has been unique: Buzzwords dominate discourse once centered on substance.  "I'm sorry to see we're moving more toward council races where people are identified by and run by their partisan identities," he ...

The districts up for grabs in Saturday’s runoff are 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9. Find information on candidates, voting locations and districts.

Skip to main content National home builder Lennar seeks incentives to build 1,200 homes on San Antonio's Southwest Side FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Lennar Corp. wants to build a subdivision west of Interstate Highway 35 and Fischer Road.City of San AntonioShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Lennar Corp. wants to build a subdivision at 9400 Somerset Road and across Interstate Highway 35.City of San AntonioShow MoreShow Less 3of3 A national home builder wants to fill 250 vacant acres on the Southwest Side with more than 1,200 single-family homes — many of which are projected to be priced at less than $265,...