District 1 Councilman Roberto Treviño says the dashboard “still needs lots more work.”
Pandemic benefits program still has $17 million available for at-risk Texas families
Families must act fast to apply, though—the deadline for applications is July 31.
The San Antonio-New Braunfels median income rises to $72,000. Here’s why it matters
The area median income has continually risen in the San Antonio-New Braunfels region the past five years.
For some renters, housing assistance from city taking more than a month to receive
Unless the eviction moratoriums are extended, housing advocates fear a tidal wave of evictions will crash over San Antonio.
San Antonio landlords now obligated to inform tenants of rights
The City Council approved an ordinance Thursday requiring landlords and property managers to provide a document called a “notice of tenant’s rights” to tenants they want to evict.
The Heron turns 2
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Downtown economy struggles to return to the new norm, much less the normal norm
The confluence of the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent political unrest has caused downtown’s economy to come to a screeching halt twice this year.
UTSA data science school, national security center construction expected to begin in December
UTSA expects to complete the $90 million School of Data Science and National Security Collaboration Center on Dolorosa by 2022.
Property owners asked to file appraisal protests online amid Covid-19
Bexar Appraisal District officials are urging property owners to protest their appraisals using an online services portal amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Nightly downtown, Alamo Plaza curfew in place through Sunday
In response to the potential for more unrest, city officials have announced a nightly curfew for downtown and Alamo Plaza through Sunday.