The city added about 22,000 residents last year, the biggest number out of any city. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio saw the largest numerical increase in its population of any city in the country in 2023, adding about 22,000 residents last year, new federal estimates show. Its population now stands at 1,495,295, or about 55,000 … Read more
The city added about 22,000 residents last year, the biggest number out of any city. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio saw the largest numerical increase in its population of any city in the country in 2023, adding about 22,000 residents last year, new federal estimates show. Its population now stands at 1,495,295, or about 55,000 … Read more
Hundreds of families owing between $1 to more than $10,000 were served notices to vacate their home in late April. SAN ANTONIO — Over 600 San Antonio families were served notices to vacate their homes in late April, according to Opportunity Home. Leaders presented concerning statistics surrounding those who are facing this process in a … Read more
“This is really simple. If we don’t vote yes on this today then that federal money isn’t used to compensate us for the cost that we’ve already paid,” said Pelaez. SAN ANTONIO — On Thursday, San Antonio City Council accepted nearly $21.8 million to continue assisting migrants traveling through San Antonio. The city had asked … Read more
For the first time in school history, the O’Connor High School Theatre is going to state for its one-act play. However, the competition is the same day as prom. HELOTES, Texas — The show must go on. In this case, it comes at the cost of skipping senior prom. For the first time in school … Read more
Over 600 families owing $1 to over $10-thousand were served notices to vacate their home in late April. SAN ANTONIO — Over 600 families were served notices to vacate their homes in late April, according to Opportunity Home. Leaders presented concerning statistics surrounding those who are facing this process in a regular board meeting posted … Read more
University Health Pediatric Hospitalist Dr. Dina Tom joined KSAT anchors Stephania Jimenez and Myra Arthur to answer viewers’ health questions about protecting from mosquitoes, CIDP in kids and tonsils. Related: Original News SourceClick here for San Antonio HOA Management RELATED STORIESVictor Wembanyama wants the MVP award, and wants to leave no doubt by season's end'You … Read more