Trump Allies Launch Census War That Could Shake Up Texas Power In 2030
Two federal lawsuits challenge Census methods and who gets counted, raising the prospect of altered congressional seats and federal funding for Texas. Courts will decide whether privacy tools or noncitizens stay in the apportionment count.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Triumphs as San Antonio Halts Funding for Out-of-State Abortion Assistance
The Texas Attorney General won a legal battle, stopping San Antonio from funding out-of-state abortions with city money, citing state law prohibiting taxpayer-funded abortion-related activities.
Pleasanton Sets Ambitious Economic Development Plan, Aiming to Streamline Business Growth by 2026
Pleasanton is implementing policies to stimulate business growth by cutting red tape, reorganizing city departments, and launching initiatives. They aim to attract retail, simplify permits, and enhance tourism and hospitality by 2026.
San Antonio Mom Gets Max 20 Years After 6-Year-Old Weighs Just 19 Pounds
A Bexar County judge sentenced Jennifer Marie Delgado to 20 years after she accepted a plea in a 2018 child-neglect case involving a severely malnourished child. Court records and hospital documents played a central role in the prosecution.












