San Antonio City Council Clashes with City Attorney Over Firefighters' Contract, Calls for Dismissal Surface
San Antonio City Council members are disputing City Attorney Andy Segovia's handling of fire union negotiations, with some calling for his removal amid a budgetary conflict involving a proposed $363 million firefighters' contract.
San Antonio Charter Review Seeks Council Pay Raise, Management Cap Removal Amid Budget Woes
The San Antonio City Charter Review Commission has recommended increasing City Council pay and removing the salary cap for the city manager, despite a budget shortfall and City Hall tensions.
Nearly 200 Migrants Detained and Charged with Criminal Trespass Amid Border Surge in Texas
Nearly 200 migrants have been arrested for illegal border crossings in Maverick County, Texas, amid a surge in activity. They face Criminal Trespass charges and are held at the Valverde Processing Center.
San Antonio City Council Members Call for Accountability from City Attorney Amid Transparency Concerns
Five San Antonio City Council members call for a special meeting to discuss City Attorney Andy Segovia's job performance, citing transparency issues, especially regarding firefighters' union negotiations.
San Antonio Motorists Face Steep 25-Cent Rise in Gas Prices, With More Hikes Expected Ahead of Memorial Day
San Antonio's gas prices have increased by 25 cents from last year, with the city's current average at $3.22 per gallon, while Texas averages $3.24, just below the national average.
Amid Allegations of Bribery and Money Laundering, Texas Rep. Cuellar's Congressional Colleagues Maintain Silence on Resignation Calls
U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar faces federal charges but has not received resignation calls from fellow Texas lawmakers, highlighting a contrast with similar cases.
Bexar County Races Against Budget Deadline Amid Delays in Essential Law Enforcement Study
Bexar County officials are racing to commission a law enforcement study needed for budget decisions, as the approved analysis to assess personnel needs in unincorporated areas has yet to begin, with complaints of procedural lapses causing delays.