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Bexar County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bexar County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Bexar County's chief appraiser is in hot water for quietly tweaking a rule that used to shield homeowners from massive property value spikes. While officials claim they're just following state law, critics argue this sneak attack puts folks' tax protections at risk.
San Antonio is planning to cut expensive police helicopter flights by swapping in drones that can zoom out to emergencies first. It's a tech upgrade aimed at modernizing public safety while hopefully saving some cash.
San Antonio students can now grab free annual VIA bus passes, making it way easier and cheaper to get to class. It’s a smart move to help families save cash and keep kids showing up to school on time.
Voter turnout for the Alamo Colleges District 9 runoff is basically non-existent at 1%, which means your vote right now carries way more weight than usual. If you live in the district, you have a rare chance to single-handedly shape the future of our local community colleges.
San Antonio's housing market is finally cooling down, but that's causing some major headaches for city officials. They're bracing for a potential drop in tax revenue, which could force some big changes to how the city handles housing policy.
The EPA is tightening its grip on how we manage local waterways, which could change the rules for future construction and development in Bexar County. It’s a big deal if you’re worried about keeping our water clean and how the city plans to grow.
A recent homicide at the Bexar County jail has triggered a Texas Rangers investigation, putting the spotlight on major safety and oversight failures. It’s a wake-up call that our local detention system needs a serious look at how it keeps people safe.
A local judge is facing criminal charges after allegedly abusing their power by ordering an attorney to be handcuffed in open court. This incident has sparked a major debate about judicial overreach and whether our local courts are actually playing by the rules.
San Antonio just earned the grim title of the most dangerous large city in Texas for traffic safety, putting serious pressure on local leaders to finally fix our streets. If you walk, bike, or drive around town, this report highlights just how risky our current roadways really are.
A brutal dog attack in East Bexar County has locals worried about public safety and whether our current animal control rules are actually working. It’s a wake-up call that our enforcement might need a serious overhaul to keep neighborhoods safe.
San Antonio is facing a serious child care shortage that makes it tough for parents to find reliable spots for their kids. This isn't just a parenting headache; it’s a major bottleneck that’s keeping people out of the workforce and stalling our local economy.
Bexar County Commissioners just voted to pass a resolution backing abortion rights, firmly putting the county at odds with Texas's strict state ban. It's a bold symbolic move that shows local leaders are pushing back against current state laws.
San Antonio’s streets and public buildings are still a major headache for residents with disabilities, making simple tasks like getting to work or the store a daily struggle. Local advocates are pushing for better infrastructure and smarter policies to finally make the city accessible for everyone.