San Antonio Enters SAWS Stage 2 Drought San Antonio is once again facing tightened water restrictions as the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) moves the city into Stage 2 drought conditions. Triggered by persistently low levels in the Edwards Aquifer, these new rules are crucial for conserving our vital water supply and require immediate adjustments from all residents to ensure our community’s long-term water security. Understanding San Antonio’s Shift to Stage 2 Effective May 30, … Read More

Former SA Official Pleads Guilty to Fraud A significant development has emerged from a federal courtroom, impacting public trust in San Antonio’s city government. Peter Zanoni, previously a prominent assistant city manager, has pleaded guilty to serious federal charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and federal program bribery, bringing an end to a high-profile corruption case that has captured local attention. The Case Against Peter Zanoni: A Breach of Trust Peter Zanoni, who served … Read More

Alamo Bowl Buzz: Texas vs. Arizona in San Antonio San Antonio proudly hosts the Valero Alamo Bowl, a highlight of the college football season that brings vibrant energy and significant attention to our city. While the matchups shift each year, the prospect of a high-profile game like Texas versus Arizona always sparks excitement among local fans and visitors alike, imagining the electrifying atmosphere such a contest would create right here at the Alamodome. San Antonio’s … Read More

San Antonio Hospitals Brace for Winter Freeze As San Antonio prepares for a significant drop in temperatures and the potential for a severe winter storm, local hospitals are actively implementing extensive readiness plans. Healthcare facilities across the city are taking proactive steps to ensure continuous patient care and staff safety amidst the challenging weather conditions. San Antonio Hospitals Gear Up for Arctic Blast With forecasts indicating plummeting temperatures, icy conditions, and possible power outages, San … Read More

San Antonio: Mid-90s and Cloudy This Monday San Antonio residents are ushering in the week with a mix of mostly cloudy skies and steadily climbing temperatures, anticipated to reach the mid-90s today, Monday, June 17th. While the extensive cloud cover might offer a slight visual break from the intense summer sun, the underlying warmth and humidity will ensure a characteristically hot day across the Alamo City. Today’s Forecast: Mostly Cloudy and Warm As Monday progresses, … Read More

San Antonio Ranks Top for Retirees San Antonio residents have reason to celebrate! Our vibrant city has recently been recognized as one of the top 20 best places for retirees to live in the United States, according to a comprehensive study by WalletHub. This national affirmation highlights what many locals already cherish about our community, from its rich culture to its welcoming atmosphere. Understanding San Antonio’s High Ranking The recent WalletHub study evaluated over 180 … Read More

Spurs Announce New Head Coach Marcus Thorne The San Antonio Spurs faithful have reason to be excited as the organization officially announced Marcus Thorne as the team’s new head coach. This pivotal hire marks a significant step in the Silver and Black’s ongoing rebuild, bringing a fresh perspective and renewed energy to the AT&T Center. Meet Coach Marcus Thorne: A Strategic New Chapter Marcus Thorne arrives in San Antonio with a reputation as an innovative … Read More