The $1.2 million will enhance energy efficiency, mitigate climate pollution associated with transportation-related emissions and reduce energy consumption.

Earlier this month, the San Antonio Housing Authority Board of Commissioners decided that Opportunity Home, the city’s public housing authority, needed a change at the top.

A group of organization leaders and locals have called for the reinstatement of Ed Hinojosa Jr., the now-former president and CEO of Opportunity Home.

The board’s decision came on Wednesday and cited “a need for fresh leadership to propel the organization into a new direction.”

The funding is expected to help Opportunity Home achieve a net-zero energy status across its properties.

The elderly and disabled residents of a public housing apartment near Olmos Park say their elevator has been out of commission for weeks, causing fear and frustration as they try to navigate the stairs instead.

Opportunity Home is accepting applications for its Housing Choice Vouchers Program to help those needing affordable housing.

OSHA's Wi-Fi connectivity program has been in effect since 2020, and the initiative has evolved to help with digital literacy and device distribution.

Neighbors in the area said the complex is notorious for false alarms, and at first, they didn’t think there was an actual fire.

Residents at the Blanco Apartments are still shaken up after a fire broke out on the third floor, causing at least 72 people to be displaced Wednesday.

Landlords, tenants and San Antonio city officials met at this year’s Landlord Summit to find solutions for affordable housing in the Alamo City.

A San Antonio man who was one of more than 1,500 people who moved from the streets into long-term housing says he finally has a place to call home.