San Antonio officials, the Spurs, and community leaders unite to support Props A and B for urban development, focusing on affordable housing and economic growth.

The San Antonio Public Library is highlighting Native Indigenous American Heritage Month with a series of events, such as discussions, crafts, storytelling, and showcases of Indigenous books.

San Antonio is set for transformation with voter-approved funds for a new Spurs arena. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones supports the project for economic growth and addressing housing needs, amidst some public skepticism over the use of public funds.

San Antonio's District 8 and the Food Bank collaborate to fight food insecurity, with Councilmember Meza Gonzalez urging community action amid federal aid uncertainties.

AT&T, partnering with San Antonio, completed a large fiber internet project, wiring over 20,000 locations and reaching its 10 millionth customer nationally. They also donated laptops to a local nonprofit.

San Antonio Public Library partners with MakeMake to offer over 800 Spanish-language eBooks, focusing on content for children and teens, accessible for free to library cardholders.

San Antonio's District 9 combines Halloween and community service with a blood donation event, led by Councilwoman Misty Spears, encouraging locals to donate blood on October 31 at the Frost Bank parking lot.

San Antonio seeks professionals for its Building Standards Board, including an architect and an engineer, to oversee property regulations and maintain city safety.

San Antonio invites residents to join its Planning Commission, allowing them to influence the Master Plan and development code. Meetings take place twice a month, with support provided for participants.

San Antonio invites residents to apply for its Head Start Policy Council to influence local education policy. Applications close on November 28, 2025.

District 8 Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez introduces the Replacement Anti-Theft Mailbox Program to combat mail theft and enhance security in neighborhoods.

Councilwoman Misty Spears condemns repeated political graffiti in District 9, emphasizing values of respectful dialogue and community unity in her response.

A $91 million mixed-income apartment complex, "Central at Commerce," has been approved by the HDRC for the East Side of San Antonio, with a planned construction start in 2026.