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.

San Antonio intensifies cleanups of homeless encampments, aiming for 700 this year. Councilwoman Gavito supports sweeps near sensitive areas, but city officials stress the need for case management and outreach to address homelessness comprehensively.

San Antonio's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and clouds with scattered showers. Expect warm temperatures near the mid-70s to low 80s, varying winds, and a chance of rain throughout the week.

SAISD aims to keep staff in place amidst school closures, with most students and 90% of teachers reassigned, but some principals and teachers still await new placement details.

San Antonio is considering a ban on overnight parking of 18-wheelers in residential areas, a move that is contentious due to concerns over the impact on the local trucking community and a lack of alternative parking options.

San Antonio man Lemuel Sosa Hernandez was arrested for sending explicit messages to an undercover officer posing as a minor.

An abandoned South Side building scheduled for demolition caught fire, with responders managing to prevent injury or significant damage to nearby homes. The fire resulted in $85,000 in damages.

A judge denied former SAPD officer James Brennand's request to move his trial out of San Antonio, where he faces charges for shooting teenager Erik Cantu in 2022.

San Antonio gas prices surge to $3.15 per gallon, marking the first time since October that the average went over $3, causing budgeting concerns for local residents.

An armored truck was robbed at gunpoint in San Antonio, with police searching for the two suspects involved. No injuries were reported and the stolen amount is unknown.

San Antonio hosts a job fair with over 25 employers on March 20, offering opportunities in various industries. The event welcomes all job seekers, including Ready to Work program participants.

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.