Most of the 3,000 bars in the county have already reclassified as restaurants, allowing them to reopen so long as they serve food.
San Antonio’s Ford Holiday River Parade officially canceled due to coronavirus pandemic
In what may foreshadow an oncoming wave of Christmas-themed cancellations, the River Walk association announced Tuesday this year’s Ford Holiday River Parade has been canceled.
New coffee trailer brings comfort, independence to asylum seekers in San Antonio
Café Cotidiano, a coffee and bakery trailer created by the San Antonio Mennonite Church in Southtown, opened last week to support asylum seekers who spend time at the church as they pass through.
Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, a tradition for thousands in San Antonio, will switch to delivery
The Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner—a family-run charity event that annually feeds about 25,000 people—is getting a makeover due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Downtown San Antonio gallery Hopscotch reveals artist lineup and other details for October opening
Hopscotch has revealed the full list of participating artists as well as details on its food and beverage offerings.
The Covid-19 crisis also takes its toll on San Antonio’s day laborers
Before COVID-19 hit, day laborers routinely earned as much as $180 a day. But things have gotten tight, as they have for many of the people who would normally pay them for their work.
Sidewalk Storyteller: Artist Anne Wallace still cementing the history of Lavaca, San Antonio’s oldest neighborhood
Just before the turn of the last century, artist Anne Wallace won a commission to embark on a years-long public art project exploring the rich history of Lavaca.
Mayor Nirenberg urges residents not let Labor Day mirror Memorial Day Covid-19 spike
In an effort to keep local COVID-19 hospitalizations on the decline, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg urged residents to keep their guard up over Labor Day weekend.
Black Lives Matter-inspired street message now borders San Antonio’s Travis Park
Early Wednesday morning, artists and volunteers completed a poetic street mural around downtown San Antonio’s Travis Park in the familiar yellow block letters of the Black Lives Matter movement.
San Antonio council votes to spend biggest share of federal Covid-19 funds on workforce training
In a resounding a win for COPS Metro Alliance, San Antonio City Council voted Thursday to allocate $75 million in its federal coronavirus recovery funds to workforce development.