This year’s 36th Annual H-E-B Tree Lighting ceremony will happen virtually this year as a safety precaution amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Housing activists take their protest to San Antonio Housing Authority CEO’s home
Roughly 80 housing activists on Saturday gathered on South Flores to protest the San Antonio Housing Authority’s plan to demolish Alazán Courts, among a slew of other grievances.
Louisiana developer plans short-term rentals for former Travis Street beauty college
Metairie, La.-based developer Beau Baudier plans to renovate a circa-1928, three-story commercial building on East Travis Street that has been largely unused in recent memory.
City investigating Northside apartments for possible defrauding of Covid-19 housing assistance program
The city has opened an investigation into Icon Apartments for submitting potentially fraudulent applications to the emergency housing assistance program.
Rosario’s new Southtown digs to feature larger dining spaces, rooftop terrace
Restauranteur Lisa Wong has confirmed plans to demolish the former El Mirador restaurant building in Southtown and build a new restaurant space, where she will move her popular Rosario’s.
First Baptist Church of San Antonio razing former Rodeway Inn on Broadway
First Baptist Church of San Antonio on Tuesday began razing the former Rodeway Inn on the northwest corner of Broadway and 4th Street, which it purchased earlier this year.
City Council OKs zoning compromise in contentious Government Hill case
A heated zoning fight in Government Hill, which has been ongoing for a year, has come to an end.
San Antonio’s housing aid program surpasses 20K families served
San Antonio’s housing assistance program has doled out an average of $2,808 in aid per household, of which more than 85% are renters.
Despite pushback, San Antonio job training, VIA funding and pre-K initiatives win broad voter support
San Antonio voters overwhelmingly approved three sales tax measures Tuesday that will augment a training program designed to help people who lost jobs during the pandemic, boost revenue for mass transit and renew Pre-K 4 SA.
San Antonio Housing Authority chief Nisivoccia leaving for Denver agency
David Nisivoccia, the San Antonio Housing Authority’s CEO and President since 2015, is expected to be named as the Denver Housing Authority’s executive director today.