In January, Garcia was caught on security camera video throwing an 81-year-old man down an escalator. SAN ANTONIO — A suspect has been arrested in connection with an assault where an elderly man was thrown down an escalator at North Star Mall in January. SAPD says 31-year-old Daymein Garcia has been arrested and faces charges … Read more
In January, Garcia was caught on security camera video throwing an 81-year-old man down an escalator. SAN ANTONIO — A suspect has been arrested in connection with an assault where an elderly man was thrown down an escalator at North Star Mall in January. SAPD says 31-year-old Daymein Garcia has been arrested and faces charges … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Water System President and CEO Robert Puente will get a $133,254 bonus for his performance at the city-owned utility in 2023. SAWS Board Chairwoman Jelynne LeBlanc Jamison made the announcement Tuesday following an executive session at the monthly board meeting. Recommended Videos Puente scored 88% on his board-based achievement performance … Read more
Marina Alderete Gavito, the City Council representative for District 7, also proposed ways to cut down on San Antonio’s stray dog population. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio’s Animal Control Services (ACS) department saw a boost in funding last year, but a City Council member is looking to keep the momentum going by empowering ACS to … Read more
Max Joe Sanchez, 7, was reportedly last seen on the 100 block of Faust wearing a gray long sleeve shirt and blue uniform pants. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a 7-year-old boy who was last seen on Tuesday. Max Joe Sanchez, 7, was reportedly … Read more
SAN ANTONIO — Hurricane season will officially begin on June 1 and the Atlantic is expecting enhanced tropical activity due to change in the long-range pattern in the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean. Sea surface temperatures off the coast of South America will trend cooler in the coming months which will lead to a La Nina … Read more
It’s been over two and a half years since all of South Central Texas was last considered “drought-free.” This prolonged drought has taken a toll on lakes and reservoirs, but it’s also had a big impact on hay production for area farmers and ranchers. Earlier this year, a report from Texas A&M AgriLife stated that … Read more