Garrett Brnger

A New Braunfels man was arrested on Thursday after allegedly threatening to bomb City Hall, targeting San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, according to an arrest affidavit.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has acknowledged swearing and raising her voice in a Feb. 5 confrontation with Councilwoman Sukh Kaur (D1) in a city council break room, but the specifics of what happened haven’t been made public.

Slowing, or even shrinking, property tax projections are pushing Bexar County and the City of San Antonio to consider ways to pull back on new spending, make cuts, or even raise the tax rate.

A new city department has identified sizable gaps in the local homeless response system: a need for hundreds of extra shelter beds, many more housing units and vouchers, and more rental assistance.

San Antonio has a reputation as an affordable city, but it’s hard to ignore the rising prices on everyday goods. And from the cost of a gallon of milk to a gallon of gas, people are feeling it.

The City of San Antonio is taking another look at an East Side intersection that one business owner says he’s been warning about for “years.”

The former president of the San Antonio firefighters union is facing multiple new charges involving the highest-ranked female firefighter and an additional woman, records show.

Could you pay less in property tax? Now’s the time to find out.

Joint Base San Antonio’s official selection as a potential location for a nuclear microreactor has the support of CPS Energy.

The San Antonio City Council voted 11-0 Thursday afternoon to keep many landlords from refusing to rent to veterans based only on their use of federal housing vouchers.

City leaders voted to approve contracts worth millions of dollars tied to the proposed downtown sports and entertainment district known as Project Marvel.

City staff are recommending tactics as part of a plan to combat a growing budget deficit in the general fund, which could balloon to more than $250 million within five years.