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Local News Taxes & SpendingSan Antonio City Council Member Suspended Indefinitely After Outburst at Council Meeting

Hudson CallenderSeptember 29, 2022

San Antonio City Councilman Mario Bravo has been temporarily suspended from his committee assignments following an outburst directed at Councilwoman Ana Sandoval over a budgetary dispute.

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Criminal Justice Local News Taxes & Spending$3.4 Billion Budget Adopted by San Antonio City Council, Including Controversial Power Bill Rebate

Hudson CallenderSeptember 16, 2022

Property taxes will increase beyond the no-new-revenue rate, city workers will receive pay raises, and additional SAPD positions were authorized.

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Energy Local News Taxes & SpendingSan Antonio City Council Debates Where to Spend $75 Million Unexpected Energy Revenue

Hudson CallenderAugust 18, 2022

Plans for the windfall in revenue range from sustainability and grid resilience initiatives to programs for treating victims of domestic violence.

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Local News Taxes & SpendingLargest Budget in San Antonio History Gives Smaller Percentage of Funding to Police, Fire Departments

Hudson CallenderAugust 17, 2022

City-wide poll results show that San Antonio residents value budgetary emphasis on police department funding amid rise in violent crime.

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