San Antonio's ACS is addressing issues identified in a city audit concerning the monitoring of rescue partners and ensuring animal welfare, with reforms and a corrective action plan in place.

U.S. Representatives Henry Cuellar and Tom Suozzi lead the Democrats for Border Security Task Force, aiming to develop bipartisan border security solutions.

San Antonio receives nearly $3 million for a study to improve East Side and downtown connectivity, funded by the DOT's Reconnecting Communities program and supported by recent federal laws.

San Antonio's District 3 Office collaborates with local organizations to plant trees and edible plants as part of an urban agriculture project aimed at improving the environment and addressing food insecurity.

Uvalde Police Chief Daniel Rodriguez resigns amid scrutiny over the response to the Robb Elementary School shooting. His resignation is effective April 6.

Texas is tightening its border security laws with harsher penalties for smugglers, including a 10-year minimum prison sentence for human smuggling. Over 484,000 illegal immigrant apprehensions have been made amid the initiative.

Bexar County Commissioners approved $4 million for supportive housing for the unhoused amid debate and two abstentions. The Commons at Acequia Trails Apartments will provide comprehensive services to residents.

City audits in San Antonio and Austin reveal issues with animal services, including oversight and strategic planning problems, prompting calls for improved accountability and restructuring.

Texas is advancing AI education, with The University of Texas at San Antonio leading by creating a new AI-focused college. State initiatives aim to prepare for job market demands and shape future AI applications.

Immigration filing fees in the U.S. are increasing, with some application costs rising over 100%. Migrants are advised to file before April 1 to avoid the hike, which is a response to inflation.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito extended the hold on Texas’ SB4 immigration law, delaying its enforcement which allows state police to arrest migrants suspected of illegal entry.

A Texas judge blocked Attorney General Paxton's attempt to subpoena Annunciation House, questioning the state's motive and hinting at political gamesmanship.

The San Antonio Report details the federal funding support for the city's Silver Line BRT project, despite unclear local funding. Mayor Nirenberg's upcoming visit to the border with President Biden highlights immigration issues.