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.

The 17th Annual Diwali San Antonio Festival of Lights is scheduled for November 1, 2025, at Hemisfair, offering traditional Indian dance, food, and crafts in a vibrant celebration.

San Antonio seeks members for its Building Standards Board, targeting individuals with expertise in architecture, veteran affairs, social work, or property management. Applications are due by October 17, 2025.

Governor Abbott appoints Jessie Ramirez, a Realtor, to the Real Estate Research Advisory Committee to guide research at Texas A&M's Real Estate Center until 2029.

Bazan Branch Library will close on September 15 for HVAC upgrades, with services moving to Atanacio Garcia Natatorium starting September 19 during the 4-5 month work.

San Antonio's city services will see closures during Labor Day, but emergency services remain active. Regular waste pickups continue, parking meters are free, and select pools are open, but many municipal offices and facilities will be closed.

San Antonio hosts a two-day "2025 Thriving Together Conference" focusing on community wellness, featuring keynotes, panels, and a film night to foster dialogue on public health.

San Antonio's District 10 Councilmember Whyte praised the approval of a term sheet for a new Spurs arena and emphasized the importance of voter decision in November.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirms Phase One of the Timmerman Power Plant is operational, enhancing the state's energy grid and addressing growing power demands.

Councilmember Misty Spears of San Antonio’s District 9 has been appointed to three city council committees overseeing economic development, public safety, and transportation.

A book returned to San Antonio Public Library 82 years overdue was accepted without fees, aligning with their 2021 policy. The book was found in Oregon with a letter of its history.

Helotes is undergoing a drainage project to prevent floods and improve road safety, with setbacks causing delays. Coordination with SAWS and weather issues extended completion to late 2025.

San Antonio residents must apply quickly to join the SAWS Board of Trustees before the upcoming deadline if they wish to impact local water supply management.