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City of San Antonio faces uphill battle with problematic landlords, housing crisis
Read full article: City of San Antonio faces uphill battle with problematic landlords, housing crisisSan Antonio Councilwoman Melissa Cabello-Havrda, Police Chief William McManus, city staff, and West Side residents dropped in on a local apartment complex that’s been on the city’s radar for years after facing many issues.
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San Antonio council members push to expand non-discrimination ordinance to private businesses
Read full article: San Antonio council members push to expand non-discrimination ordinance to private businessesAt least six San Antonio city council members say it’s time to expand the city’s non-discrimination ordinance (NDO) to include private businesses.
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Newly elected city councilwomen looking forward to serving districts
Read full article: Newly elected city councilwomen looking forward to serving districtsSAN ANTONIO – For the second time in San Antonio history, women will be the majority on the City Council. The newly elected female members said they are looking forward to being a part of the new council and serving their communities. "Having a majority women's council speaks to the thought process to what the city of San Antonio is looking for," said Jada Andrews-Sullivan, who was elected to represent District 2. Some of the veteran women council members are also excited about the change. So, it should be a majority female on the San Antonio City Council, and I'm very proud that they're all women of color.