Rolando Pablos says he wants to rejuvenate San Antonio's economy. It's trickier than it sounds. Pablos said his economic development skills are an asset, but it's unclear how his vision differs ...

The first phase of a new city ordinance addressing aging structures takes effect in October. The City of San Antonio passed a deconstruction ordinance that some political backers believe will ...

National press, statewide political figures and even a documentary film crew all have their eyes trained on a San Antonio mayoral race that could make the city a beacon of the Democratic ...

A San Antonio native, she has converted her love for the city into advocacy for the development and visibility of its design community.

San Antonio's three Democrats and two Republicans are used to little political opposition, but that could change before the 2026 midterm.

San Antonio is on its way to seeing upgrades for its worst streets alongside an expansion of the greenway trails system after voters easily passed the city’s record $1.2 billion bond program ...

Where development happens, home sales follow. At least that's the case for San Antonio's Southeast Side, which is posting more than 25% year-over-year upticks in home sales, data from the San ...

When HVS delivered a 2004 analysis to justify the city’s development of the 1,000-room hospitality property, conventions in San Antonio produced over 700,000 hotel room nights annually.

An incumbent known for his verbal flair, a woman trying to make history and a former presidential hopeful are vying to represent one of San Antonio’s most diverse City Council districts.

With Election Day now only 50 days away, a UTSA Political Science Professor is breaking down the turbulent race and how it could impact voters.

The growing city of Pleasanton, about 35 miles south of San Antonio, aims to revamp its downtown with a 22-acre mixed-use development.