Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

San Antonio City Hall will illuminate in red for National Blood Donor Month, an initiative by Councilmember Ivalis Meza Gonzalez to highlight the need for blood donations.

SAPL and HMMSA are hosting the 14th "Holocaust Learn & Remember" series focusing on the Nuremberg Trials and including survivor accounts to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

A stalled $1.5 billion data center on Francis Harris Lane is set to return to San Marcos City Council on Jan. 22 as water, power and rezoning fights continue.

Microsoft filed to build a $400M, 195,670‑sq‑ft colocation data center near Castroville as part of a broader Medina‑Bexar expansion that raises utility and water questions.

Olive Garden, LongHorn and a new Home Depot are planned at Peñitas Crossing, a 58‑acre retail push that could add dozens of jobs and new shopping to the tiny city. Developers say work will roll through 2026 as permits clear.

Mayor Jones challenges Texas Governor Abbott's veto of a $60 million summer food program for low-income kids, urging reconsideration to join the federal EBT scheme.

San Francisco announces holiday service changes, including closures of City Hall and most municipal offices, but emergency services remain operational.

The River Walk’s long‑empty Nix Building is slated for a 329‑unit conversion after a city review commission backed a tax arrangement and the developer pursues historic credits.

Stream recapitalized seven Class A Texas industrial parks into a continuation vehicle, retaining control of 4.4M square feet while a third‑party investor took 35%.

Pine Gate Renewables' Chapter 11 filing puts the nearly finished Bandera solar farm up for sale while residents worry the project's settlement protections may not survive a transfer.

San Antonio unveiled a new gateway and artwork at the southern end of the World Heritage Trail, designed to represent the city's history and welcome visitors.

San Antonio fix-and-flip returns slid to 6.5% in Q3 2025 as margins tighten. Mid-priced, move-in-ready homes are emerging as the clearest path to modest profits.