Javi Gonzalez is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, specializing in local news and events. With a focus on community issues and human interest stories, Javi's articles for Hoodline cover a range of topics including weather emergencies, education, healthcare, and sports.
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By: Javi Gonzalez
For those planning to navigate through Downtown New Braunfels this coming Wednesday, you'll need to chart a course around the Veterans Day Parade, which is set to bring a flurry of activities and street closures to the area. The parade, a staple in the community's commemorations, will prompt closures starting at 7 a.m., stretching until about 11 a.m. on Nov. 9, as released in a recent notice by the City of New Braunfels.
By: Javi Gonzalez
In San Antonio, a traffic stop escalated when a man allegedly showed a firearm, leading a police officer to shoot and injure the suspect. The incident occurred early Thursday morning near Padre Drive and Napier Avenue on the South Side, after earlier attempts to stop the man's vehicle had been called off, according to KSAT.
By: Javi Gonzalez
Seguin's municipal court staff received recognition at the Texas Court Clerk's Association annual conference in Georgetown. Courtney Clerk Vanessa Herrera was awarded the Distinguished Service Award for her dedication and contributions to the association, according to the City of Seguin.
By: Javi Gonzalez
A Lebanese man, who masqueraded as a prince from Dubai to swindle U.S.-based business owners, has been dealt a heavy hand of justice, sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for wire fraud. The con artist, identified as 39-year-old Alex Georges Tannous of Ain-Akrine, Lebanon, falsely claimed his royal status involved him in work to help American businesses establish themselves in Dubai, a deceitful narrative he constructed to draw in and defraud his unsuspecting victims. A San Antonio court ordered Tannous to pay $2.2 million in restitution, as reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office
By: Javi Gonzalez
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Department of Justice for records related to Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into former President Donald Trump. Paxton has raised concerns about possible partisan bias in the investigation. In the request, he pointed to past Special Counsels, including Robert Mueller, stating, "Past Special Counsels, including—notoriously—Robert Mueller, destroyed records at the end of their investigations to avoid accountability. It is not clear why nobody was prosecuted for doing so." He added, "This request is part of my Office’s efforts to ensure that Americans are not cheated out of accountability or information again," as stated by the Texas Attorney General.
By: Javi Gonzalez
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against a second Dallas-area physician accused of illegally dispensing "gender transition" drugs to minors. This lawsuit is the third of its kind as Paxton enforces Senate Bill 14, a Texas law that bans the provision of such medical interventions to individuals under 18. The law took effect in September 2023 and was upheld by the Supreme Court of Texas in June 2024, as reported by the Texas Attorney General.
By: Javi Gonzalez
A tragic altercation occurring early Saturday outside a North Side San Antonio restaurant left one man dead, a family in mourning, and a suspect on the run. The San Antonio Police Department is actively searching for the man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend's father following an argument that began at a nearby bar, as reported by KSAT.
By: Javi Gonzalez
The efforts to combat human trafficking have found a champion in Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Trooper Kyle Bradley, who recently was honored at the North American Human Trafficking Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada from October 23-25. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety news release, Bradley received the "Be the One" Award—a nod to the indelible impact an individual officer can have in this relentless fight against a pervasive evil.
By: Javi Gonzalez
Due to ongoing fire risks in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has renewed the wildfire disaster proclamation, which was first issued on October 14. The renewal, announced yesterday, extends to several counties facing continued threats of fire damage. The Office of the Texas Governor has emphasized that these areas are at risk of significant property loss, as well as potential injury or loss of life.
By: Javi Gonzalez
A tragic shooting incident in Stone Oak has left one woman dead and two men critically injured. The San Antonio Police Department responded to reports of gunfire on Wednesday evening around 5 p.m. in the 17900 block of Winter Hill. According to KSAT, someone claimed to have heard shots and saw a body in a front yard.
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