SAN ANTONIO – Unconstitutional and improper taking of private property; that is how a lawsuit filed this morning against Toyota and the City of San Antonio describes a 20-year-old agreement between the city and the automaker. Southside Affordable Development LLC states in its lawsuit that the agreement from 2003 gives Toyota the right to approve … Read more
Authorities said an argument between the two men started on the bus. The bus then made a stop on Zarzamora Street near Merida Street where both men exited. SAN ANTONIO — A man was shot after an argument started on a VIA bus Monday afternoon. San Antonio police responded to a call for a shooting … Read more
Authorities said an argument between the two men started on the bus. The bus made a stop on Zarzamora Street near Merida Street where both men exited the bus. SAN ANTONIO — A man was shot after an argument started on a VIA bus Monday afternoon. San Antonio police responded to a call for a … Read more
If you missed out on the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, no worries. Discounts are still out there, luring shoppers. “Although Black Friday and Cyber Monday are over – you can still get great prices all the way in December as retailers run special promotions and holiday sales all month long,” Samantha Gordon, shopping … Read more
The victim was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries; SAPD believes the incident is isolated but urges public caution as the suspect fled the scene.
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The foundation launched the campaign in the hopes of getting San Antonians excited about books, reading and local libraries. SAN ANTONIO — Books are so powerful they can make you laugh, scream, or in Amy Hone’s case they can bring you to tears. Hone is the executive director of the San Antonio Public Library Foundation, … Read more