Last Friday, Mayor Betsy Price urged Gov. Abbott to continue to allow refugees to resettle in Texas following the issuance of an executive order from President Trump.
Texas House Rep. Roland Gutierrez announced over the weekend his intentions to run as a Democratic challenger to Republican incumbent Pete Flores in a critical Texas Senate race.
Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro met his fundraising goal and will continue his campaign, but polls indicate he still lacks the support needed to qualify for the November debate.
The new property tax law, which kicks in next year, limits increases at 3.5 percent for local governments and 2.5 percent for school districts with anything above requiring voter approval.
Michelle Barrientes Vela, a constable in Bexar County who has been accused of discrimination from a deputy running for her seat, had her home and office searched by law enforcement.
Congressman Chip Roy has gained a high-profile during his short time in Congress after taking firm stances on the border, the budget, and other issues.
The unknown attackers fired at an office building housing ICE offices and government contractors in San Antonio on Tuesday.
Joaquin Castro's publicizing of the names and employers of Trump donors has seemingly backfired, driving some conservatives in San Antonio to support the president even more.
Representative Joaquin Castro, the twin brother of Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro, published the names of over forty residents in his hometown who donated to the president.
The conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation showcased how San Antonio's desire to enact its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan could have serious consequences for residents' quality of life.
As the border crisis continues, African immigrants are arriving at the southern border by the hundreds with resounding effects for the city of San Antonio.
Former Speaker of the House Joe Straus launched Texas Forever Forward with $2.5 million coming directly from his Texans for Joe Straus committee.
Following a close San Antonio mayoral race, the "Save Chick-fil-A" bill is now law after it was signed by the Governor on Monday.
The incumbent mayor won a very close runoff race on Saturday as San Antonio continues to face scrutiny over its actions regarding Chick-fil-A.
Multiple investigations into the San Antonio City Council's actions against Chick-fil-A have shaped a contentious mayoral runoff.
The FAA Office of Civil Rights has opened an investigation into the San Antonio City Council decision to exclude Chick-fil-A from an airport contract.
Legislation aimed at protecting individuals and businesses who donate to religious causes is still alive after a bipartisan vote in the Texas Senate.
The 23rd congressional district of Texas is one of the most competitive in the nation. It looks to remain so going into the 2020 election.
A city council vote targeting Chick-fil-A back in late March looks to have factored into Saturday's election results for San Antonio mayor.
Polling shows a majority of San Antonio voters believe climate change is a threat to their community, but most aren't willing to pay more in energy costs.
