New Braunfels officials require approved construction documents to be on-site for inspections, to reduce delays and improve workflow despite intermittent internet service.

The Pearl in San Antonio is expanding, with a new pedestrian bridge and plans that include more apartments, a hotel, commercial space, and improved connectivity, aiming for completion by 2026.

Water shutoffs at San Antonio's Westwood Plaza Apartments highlight the struggle of Pico Union Housing Corporation with a $320,000 utility debt, linked to pandemic-related financial issues.

The City of New Braunfels has announced a bid solicitation for the reconstruction of San Antonio Street, involving the modernization of infrastructure and preservation of the area's character.

San Antonio ranks low in quality of life and cleanliness, being 436th out of 500 cities for living conditions and 7th dirtiest nationwide, due to issues like low wages, poor air quality, and urban sprawl.

League City officials discussed growth, safety, and affordability with realtors, highlighting the city's appealing attributes and future development plans at their annual Realtor Breakfast.

San Antonio's Councilmember Castillo unveils new affordable housing initiatives, including the Community Land Trust (CLT) Tiered Affordability and Stay SA policies, to increase and rehabilitate affordable housing units.

The Red Cross is urgently seeking volunteers in San Antonio for Hurricane Beryl relief, including shelter operation and healthcare roles, against a backdrop of power outages and damages estimated up to $4 million.

Four Texan economic development organizations are jointly hosting the third Regional Job Fair of 2024 on July 25th, aiming to connect job seekers with over 60 employers from various sectors.

Developments such as the Merchants Ice Building's transformation into a tech campus and 300 Main's construction are reshaping San Antonio, which also sees progress in healthcare, parks, hotels, education, and urban agriculture.

TxDOT is seeking public input on a bicycle plan for San Antonio to enhance safety and connectivity after recording numerous crashes and fatalities between 2017-2021. The agency's website allows for feedback on the plan covering 12 counties.

Schertz, Texas plans to discuss issuing $20 million in certificates for public improvements. The projects include street upgrades, equipment purchases, and landscaping.

San Antonio's St. Mary's Strip faces a decline in business post-construction, with issues like reduced parking deterring customers and affecting local establishments.