The Donna Land Port of Entry is set for expansion through a Donation Acceptance Agreement among the CBP, GSA, and City of Donna, aiming to enhance capacity and security.

San Antonio's Semmes Branch Library is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a public event featuring activities, crafts, and a nod to its history and community services.

San Antonio Councilmember Whyte questions the TCEQ's wastewater permit for Guajolote Ranch, citing the need for stricter scrutiny to protect the Edwards Aquifer.

Realtor.com’s new analysis shows Indianapolis, Kansas City and several Texas metros top the list for homeowner departures, driven by affordability and fresh inventory.

State filings show an $88.5M student‑housing project at 420 North St. will replace two affordable complexes and push the McLain into the permitting pipeline. The plan has divided residents and city leaders.

San Antonio Public Library offers limited-edition, giftable library cards with attractive packaging as holiday presents, providing access to vast digital and physical resources.

The San Antonio Housing Trust is pursuing a conversion of the Sonesta ES Suites at 425 Bonham into about 220 apartments, a move aimed at speeding downtown housing supply.

San Antonio's Claim Assist Solutions is opening a Chandler hub, taking nearly 58,000 sq ft at One Chandler Corporate Center and pledging up to 400 hires over a few years.

The Las Palmas Branch Library in San Antonio has reopened after renovations, featuring upgraded facilities and a celebration event planned for the community.

Nine groups — from developers to nonprofits — have pitched to lease five closed SAISD campuses, documents show. The district is vetting proposals and scheduling community meetings.

Derek Farmer appointed as Pleasanton's Assistant Director of Community and Economic Development, expected to enhance city planning and economic initiatives.

The Governance Committee has forwarded the Taxpayer Impact Statement to the City Council for consideration, a measure proposed to clarify budget changes for taxpayers.

San Antonio City Hall and other municipal offices will be closed for Veterans Day, while essential services like Police, Fire, and EMS remain operational.