Legendary Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla, musician Jenni Rivera and actress Heinie Conklin’s Hollywood Walk of Fame stars were found vandalized with black paint on Monday.

La Semana Alegre & Chris Perez, pro wrestling events this weekend, Fiesta’s Taste of the Republic and Frida Kalorie.

Chat with Chris Perez, Classic Rock Coffee, Kabayan Kusina and looks for Pantone’s Color of the Year.

Chris Perez’s new pizza, Dia De Los Muertos at Hemisfair, pumpkin decorating competition, Halloween sweets and more.

Selena Quintanilla, her music, image and legacy all still live on today.

After spending years entangled in legal disputes, Selena’s widower and her family are reconciling, Chris Perez announced on Tuesday.

Jen Tobias-Struski sits down with Chris Perez and Zeus...

Today on the show, tasty Thai fried chicken and tiki drinks, a couple of local "Holey Moley" contestants, Chris Perez's new record label and more.

SAN ANTONIO – Back in 2019 Chris Perez stopped by our SA Live studio to share his signature hot sauce line, Perez Pepper Sauce. “And I love H-E-B,” Perez said. Many Selena fans and fans of the film, starring Jennifer Lopez, may recall the scene from the 1997 biopic “Selena: The Movie” where Chris’s character (played by actor Jon Seda) tops his pizza with tabasco sauce. “This sauce really goes on anything,” Perez said. Be on the lookout for the sauce at the end of October at your local H-E-B.

One-on-one with Grammy-Award Winning Guitarist, Chris PerezPublished: October 9, 2020, 1:04 pmJen Tobias-Struski catches up with husband of the late Tejano superstar, Selena, Chris Perez, about his line of hot sauces hitting H-E-B shelves

SAN ANTONIO – Today on SA Live, music to jam to, a double-helping of Elder Eats, where you can snag Chris Perez’s hot sauce, 5 Fun Finds, turning your tailgate into a “homegate” and more. First, we want to know: What song do you jam out to? Jen catches up with musician Chris Perez to find out what he’s up to and how excited he is to have his hot sauce hitting H-E-B shelves! SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12. Stream the show anytime from the KSAT TV app on Roku, Fire Stick, a smart TV or smartphone.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio, a majority Hispanic city, has the fourth-largest Latino population in the United States. From chefs and political stars to entertainers, athletes and personalities bigger than the North Star Mall boots, here’s a look at 25 influential Latinos in San Antonio, in no particular order. Marina Gonzales: The former CEO of Child Advocates San Antonio is now the new president and CEO of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Her resume also includes serving as the Chief of Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology Division at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio and now is the 2020 Chairwoman for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Erika Prosper Nirenberg: Currently the first lady of San Antonio, Nirenberg has blazed her own path here in San Antonio and is influential to many.

SAN ANTONIO – Chris Perez, the former lead guitarist of Selena y Los Dinos and widower, says he acted out of character in recent days, alleging that his legacy and relationship with Selena Quintanilla was being erased. On Wednesday, Perez posted on social media that he had heard rumors of photographs of him and Selena were being removed from the museum. RELATED: ‘Heard they were trying to make me nonexistent to Selena’s legacy:’ Chris Perez social media post goes viral“I never intended for my social media platforms to be used to divide people...and I’m afraid I’ve done just that with a few (more recent) posts and comments and it’s not sitting too well with me...I’m just not that guy,” Perez said in his post. Suzette Quintanilla, the sister of Selena and now manager of the Selena Museum in Corpus Christi, says the rumors were simply not true, pointing to pictures of Perez on display. RELATED: Chris Perez reflects on his life with, without Selena, and her legacy 25 years later

According to Carlito Miranda, Perez’s manager, someone reached out to Perez on social media after a recent visit to the museum. Chris Perez reflects on his life with, without Selena, and her legacy 25 years later“Obviously it bothered him,” Miranda said. On Tuesday, Perez took to social media with a post saying, “I heard they were trying to make me nonexistent to Selena’s legacy..... Go for it.”Fans quickly began commenting and sharing the post; Most in support of Perez. So far, Perez’s post on social media has been shared more than 8,000 times and has more than 5,000 comments on it. A few hours after this story was posted, Suzette Quintanilla, posted two videos on her Instagram account that show Perez on the Selena Museum wall.

In the past 25 years, Chris Perez says he has grown a lot. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

SAN ANTONIO – In the past 25 years, Chris Perez says he has grown a lot. “I’m constantly learning and I’m happy,” Perez, the widower of Queen of Tejano music Selena Quintanilla Perez, said in an interview with KSAT. While the Tejano music world grieved her death, the loss hit Perez even harder because two days later, April 2, would have been Chris and Selena’s third wedding anniversary. He said he’s amazed — but not surprised — how Selena’s legacy has grown 25 years later. It means so much and I want to stay on this ride with everybody.”Find more of our Selena coverage here.

SAN ANTONIO – In the “Selena” movie there was a scene between Selena and Chris Perez as they went on a pizza date. Perez takes out a bottle of hot sauce from a holster and pours it all over his pizza. That endearing scene has inspired Perez to launch his own custom bottles of hot sauce. “Perez Pepper Sauce” will be available online at CaJohns.com. Perez wrote an explanation of the logo on social media about how the lion represents the king of the jungle, and maybe one day the hot sauce will be the king of hot sauce.

Chris Perez launches custom hot saucePublished: November 19, 2019, 1:27 pmChris Perez and partner John Gomez worked with CaJohns Fiery Foods to develop a blend of premium peppers, spices, and ingredients to develop a balance of flavor and fire.

Chris Perez dropped into SA Live to discuss his thoughts on Selena's last-ever concert now available on Amazon. “I’m really excited that’s happening,” Perez said. “I think her legacy in the music that’s still going strong is nothing short of a miracle.”He also said he’s collaborating with Darryl McDaniels from Run DMC and a mystery NFL player on new music. Plus, he plans on launching a new hot sauce soon.