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How San Antonio and Bexar County prepared for this week's freezing cold - Vimarsana News

How San Antonio and Bexar County prepared for this week's freezing cold

SAWS, CPS Energy and the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management are not anticipating the winter weather to have a massive effect on services.

Source: kens5.com
No ice, sleet in San Antonio as cold temperatures persist. Here's where you can stay warm - Vimarsana News

No ice, sleet in San Antonio as cold temperatures persist. Here's where you can stay warm

San Antonio chose to open warming centers in neighborhoods instead of downtown after...

City Council authorizes SAWS to take Southtown restaurant property for lift station - Vimarsana News

City Council authorizes SAWS to take Southtown restaurant property for lift station

The City Council on Thursday authorized the San Antonio Water System to acquire property...

Texas cities weren't ready for a massive winter storm in February. Has that changed? | Texas News | San Antonio - Vimarsana News

Texas cities weren't ready for a massive winter storm in February. Has that changed? | Texas News | San Antonio

Officials in major Texas cities say they are in a better position to handle a severe crisis like February’s winter storm than they were before...

Texas cities weren't ready for a massive winter storm in February. Has that changed? - Vimarsana News

Texas cities weren't ready for a massive winter storm in February. Has that changed?

Officials in major Texas cities say they are in a better position to handle a severe crisis like February’s winter storm than they were before — but big gaps in their preparation remain and won’t be closed until after the upcoming winter.

Source: kxxv.com