A boy with autism drowned in a San Antonio pool, underscoring the need for water safety education, especially for children with autism. Programs like Pre-K 4 SA are responding with free swim lessons and advocacy groups are emphasizing awareness.

San Antonio hosts a pirate-themed opera night with live music and crafts for families, alongside a new inclusive pirate playground in memory of Mitchell Chang.

San Antonio prepares for the 28th annual César E. Chávez March for Justice this Saturday, with a route from Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center to Hemisfair Civic Park.

Plantaqueria, a new plant-based taqueria in downtown San Antonio, offers a menu of classic Mexican flavors with vegan alternatives, including tacos with soy chorizo and jackfruit.

South San Antonio ISD considers layoffs amid budget issues and declining enrollment, while trustee Homer Flores Jr. returns after medical leave amidst governance challenges.

San Antonio celebrates the civil rights leader and journalist Jovita Idár with dance, art, a new quarter, and a mural. The city has named a street after her and plans to honor more Mexican American activists similarly.

SAISD laid off 132 teachers and 31 administrators to address a budget deficit but saved a middle school mariachi program from cuts amid financial challenges.

Hundreds gathered in San Antonio to honor César E. Chávez in a 2.4-mile march, including a call to action with a food drive and free bus services for accessibility.

The City of Helotes is accepting bids for constructing a new public works storage facility at the Helotes Municipal Complex until April 19, 2024. Bids must be mailed or delivered in person.

The Bexar County Jail struggles with a staffing crisis and unpaid overtime, affecting morale and leading to resignations, while the Bexar DA's chief investigator resigns without public explanation.

Síclovía returns to San Antonio, offering car-free downtown streets for biking and walking activities, showcasing renovations on N. Saint Mary’s Strip.

CBP seized nearly 300 live plants in vehicles at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge to prevent illegal agricultural imports and protect U.S. agriculture from pests and diseases.

Bexar County residents with incomes up to $60,000 can access free tax preparation through the VITA program at 13 sites, saving approximately $2.8 million in fees.