CPS Energy will discuss winter preparedness efforts during a briefing on Monday.

CPS Energy on Wednesday held its eighth annual “CRUsGiving” event, providing support to needy families ahead of the holiday season.

A small business owner said CPS Energy denied his damage claim after crews from the utility drove on an unfinished driveway in Bulverde, wrecking thousands of dollars in rebar that had been laid down.

CPS Energy is adding more solar energy to its portfolio.

With memories of the 2021 February Freeze still at the forefront of many people’s minds once winter hits, CPS Energy said it is ready for the cold weather.

Residents across Texas should brace for the possibility of rolling power outages Thursday evening, local officials said.

After the snow and ice of February 2021 had melted and power and water service finally returned, catastrophe turned to criticism. Lawmakers and power providers have since gone to work in hopes that it doesn't happen again.

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Rudy D. Garza makes CPS Energy history as the board votes to name him CEO & President of the electric company. Garza will be the first Hispanic leader to hold this leadership position, according to a press release.

Officials with the City of San Antonio, CPS Energy, SAWS and VIA held a briefing Monday about coordinated efforts to keep people safe in the extreme heat.

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The often five-figure benefit, described by CPS Energy officials as a “transitional housing payment” for executives hired by the company from outside of San Antonio, has gone to multiple staff members who had relatively short tenures with the utility.

While pushing for a rate increase, CPS Energy had promised an outside review of its operations. Now, council members say the utility is following through.

KSAT 12 anchors Steve Spriester and Stephania Jimenez will be joined by local experts, stakeholders and a city council member to take a closer look at the changes made by power companies.

Although wintry precipitation is forecast to have come to a halt in the San Antonio area, freezing temperatures are still expected to create hazardous road conditions overnight into early Friday morning.

In the wake of last year's freeze, CPS Energy says it has spent $2 million on preparing its power plants -- built to operate in Texas summers -- to hold up and keep operating in the freezing cold, too.

The San Antonio City Council approved the first CPS Energy rate increase in eight years, and it’s just the beginning of the many more rate increases.

As a proposed CPS Energy rate increase heads to the San Antonio City Council for a vote this week, some customers are saying not so fast. Many who left in the dark during last year’s winter storm are asking why utility leaders aren’t taking a pay cut instead.

As CPS Energy pushes for city council approval of a new rate hike, the utility’s interim CEO doesn’t expect to win over many of its customers.

CPS Energy has now spent over $7 million on outside attorneys and consultants to fight natural gas bills it racked up during February’s winter storm, records obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders show.

“We are monitoring the weather and temperature, and our skilled crews are prepared to respond to all reports of power outages,” CPS Energy Chief Customer Engagement Officer Rudy Garza said. CPS Energy is asking their customers to take note and implement some low-cost energy-saving measures. AdCPS Energy is offering the following tips to help customers to stay warm safely and manage their bills during cold weather. For additional safety tips, please visit cpsenergy.com/safetyThe utility is also offering energy-savings tips to help customers manage energy usage. Wear warm, comfortable clothing to help stay warm indoors instead of adjusting the thermostat.