Hundreds of high paying bio-sciences jobs are coming to San Antonio A new bio-manufacturing company is setting up its headquarters in a historic building on the East Side.
You Heard The News BEFORE It Happened After appearing on my morning show Friday where we talked for an hour about his […]
City Council appoints Erik Walsh as San Antonio’s next city manager San Antonio City Council has unanimously approved Erik Walsh as the next city manager.
Walsh named lone finalist for San Antonio city manager vacancy The race to replace outgoing city manager Sheryl Sculley is now down to one.
UPDATE: Brockhouse accuses Sculley of improperly leaking documents to Rivard Report San Antonio city councilman Greg Brockhouse is accusing City Manager Sheryl Sculley and the mayor’s office of inappropriately leaking internal documents to the Rivard Report for a “hit piece” on an applicant for a vacant city council seat.
San Antonio business coalition pushes city leaders to repeal paid sick leave ordinance A group of 10 San Antonio business groups sent a letter to the city government Friday requesting the city repeal its paid sick leave ordinance.
Early voting wraps up Friday, over 300k Bexar County voters cast ballots More than 300,000 people have voted early this election year.
The Terminator delivers a special tricentennial message to San Antonio SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) – San Antonio has received a special tricentennial message from actor […]
City Council approves sale of land for expansion of downtown UTSA SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) – The San Antonio City Council has approved the sale of downtown […]
Update: Alamo plan approved by two commissions SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) – UPDATE: The Alamo Master Plan is moving forward after getting […]
