The practice of squatting has regenerated a tricky conversation to tackle an issue surrounded by a legal gray area and intensely personal feelings of violation and helplessness. So, what is squatting? It depends on your legal guidance, but perhaps the most widely accepted definition involves a person moving into a home they do not own … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to allow cities to enforce general bans on public camping, which are often aimed at homeless people, does not appear likely to affect San Antonio. The court’s 6-3 decision overturned a California-based appeals court decision that found such laws amount to cruel and unusual punishment when … Read more
A man’s body was found dead with several gunshot wounds just north of downtown, according to San Antonio police.
SAN ANTONIO – – The San Antonio Police Department is sending a message to the public after a mother was charged with a felony on Friday for allegedly leaving her infant child and two toddlers in a hot car for almost an hour. The mother told police she went into a store and lost track … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Pets Alive! is waiving adoption fees when you donate to its medical care program this weekend. This is part of their Red, White, & Rescued event. Recommended Videos From July 5-7, SAPA! will have more than 900 animals available to be adopted. You can visit the following adoption centers: SAPA! … Read more
An email obtained Monday by KSAT sent to members by the church’s pastor announced the building would be closed but did not indicate a day when the demolition would take place.
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh on Monday appointed an interim director of the Animal Care Services Department amid the search for a permanent hire. Michael Shannon will act as interim director while city leaders search for a permanent replacement for Shannon Sims, who stepped down in May. “Michael is a proven … Read more