Residents begged city leaders to crack down on ‘bad landlords’ during a public comment session on Wednesday. SAN ANTONIO — It’s a day for love. However, fed up renters spent Valentine’s Day bringing attention to another basic need, shelter. Their Valentine’s Day gift for San Antonio City Council members included roses and photos of rats. … Read more
Without federal action to pass work authorization for migrants, thousands of newcomers who’ve arrived in Colorado aren’t allowed to work. COLORADO, USA — A last-ditch effort for Denver to help migrants might be hiring them to work for the city – as the Biden administration has warned state governments against hiring people without federal work … Read more
The goal of the program is to address the root cause of vacancy. In doing so, it can help improve public safety and encourage economic development. SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio is cracking down on vacant buildings causing trouble in neighborhoods. Thursday evening, a fire destroyed an empty house in the 200 … Read more
Religious leaders are spending more time and money on security and safety for congregations. The latest church shooting in Houston is a catalyst to reevaluate their building plans and make changes.
Puente said his 2-year-old daughter loves the snake. He just wants it back. SAN ANTONIO — A priceless possession was taken from a San Antonio business. Owner of MP Repairs and Installations, Mario Puente, said a snake was stolen from his shop off Hillcrest and Babcock. Puente said his 2-year-old daughter loves the snake. He … Read more
Residents can have up to 2 goats in San Antonio.
In honor of Black History Month this year, KSAT Explains is highlighting three entities that work to preserve and share black history year round. The Observer The San Antonio Observer is a local African American weekly publication founded in 1995 by Hussien Ali. His son, Waseem Ali, is now the owner. “We pride ourselves on … Read more