Union-backed challengers, Sonia Jasso and Laura Zapata, won in Districts 2 and 5, while trustees Carol Harle and Karen B.

District 2 Trustee Erica Salazar and District 4 Trustee Norma Cavazos faced challengers who previously served on the board.

The district asked voters to approve bonds totaling $309 million for new schools — after voters rejected another such request ...

Two nonprofits have joined forces to spur growth and business development on the West and East sides of San Antonio.

Learn about early education in San Antonio from business and city leaders on this week's episode of "bigcitysmalltown." ...

Sadie Smith is an experienced woman who came into the digital marketing world from newspapers. She mostly specialized in local issues and this gives a unique perspective when it comes to dealing with ...

After leaving the mayor's office, Ron Nirenberg plans to join his alma mater Trinity University. His political next steps are ...

Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos will face off in a June 7 runoff election race to be San Antonio's next mayor.

Commentary: By taking a balanced approach to our energy future, we will make Texas more resilient and attract more businesses to our region.

In fast-growing Westside District 6, two candidates advance to the June 7 runoff in the race to replace Councilwoman Melissa ...

Alamo Colleges District asked voters to approve a major bond proposal for upgrades, construction and equipment for all five ...

After facing a heated school board race in San Antonio Independent School District, Mike Villarreal and Jacob Aaron Ramos ...