Javi Gonzalez

The City of San Antonio's efforts to enhance the lives of its elderly population have paid off, as the Department of Human Services proudly announced that its 11 comprehensive Senior Centers have achieved national accreditation. This prestigious recognition is not only a nod to the city's commitment to quality services for older adults but also places these centers among a select group of facilities that have met the rigorous criteria for excellence.

San Antonio City Council members call for a meeting to question City Attorney Andy Segovia's transparency and job performance.

Authorities in Maverick County have apprehended nearly 200 undocumented migrants on charges of Criminal Trespass, following a spike in illegal crossings at the US-Mexico border, particularly between the Port of Entry in the Normandy area. FOX San Antonio reported that the migrants who have been detained, originally hailing from various South and Central American nations, are now facing legal repercussions for their actions.

Guadalupe County braced itself as emergency crews began to sweep through neighborhoods, grappling with the aftermath of yesterday's severe storms. While trees lay uprooted and structures were stripped of their roofs, first responders meticulously gauged the extent of the havoc wrought overnight.

Nina Duran, a San Antonio native, lives in the evolving South Rim area and expresses concern for wildlife impacted by development.

Cody Branch Library in San Antonio celebrates its 40th anniversary with a public event featuring games and 1980s themed activities.

San Antonio hosts a variety of exciting downtown events in May, including an Asian festival and free concerts.

In an escalating dispute over the handling of labor negotiations in San Antonio, five City Council members are pushing back against City Attorney Andy Segovia, and now, calls for his dismissal are reverberating through City Hall's corridors. District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez was one of the officials left out of briefings on the fire union's contract negotiations, according to a KENS 5 report.

San Antonio's city operations could be facing significant changes as City Manager Erik Walsh has scheduled discussions around two high-profile issues this week: the performance of City Attorney Andy Segovia and the ongoing contract negotiations with the local firefighters' union. These talks come at the behest of a coalition of San Antonio City Council members who have pushed for the topics to be added to the agenda, San Antonio Report noted.

San Antonio is planning a new Asian Resource Center for its Asian community, expected to open in Stone Oak by 2027.