Bexar County’s new Fiscal Year 2026 budget took effect Oct. 1, with funding for 20-plus new law enforcement positions and a flood warning program. (Photo by Edmond Ortiz)
By Edmond Ortiz The city of San Antonio is implementing a new ordinance designed to deter anyone from abandoning an animal inside city limits. What you should know City Council voted 10-1 on Sept. 11 to create a Class C misdemeanor law that penalizes a person who intentionally, knowingly or recklessly abandons or releases any…
Officials at Alamo Heights City Hall (pictured) and their counterparts in Olmos Park have recently approved a Fiscal Year 2026 budget for their respective local government. (Courtesy Google Earth)
Boerne, East Central, Judson, and Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD’s will hold property tax rate hike elections on Nov. 4. (Courtesy of Karolina Grabowska/Pexels)
By Edmond Ortiz Officials in five north San Antonio-area cities have approved a budget for Fiscal Year 2026, which started Oct. 1.Here’s a rundown of how those new budgets will affect governmental operations and taxpayers in those suburbs in the new fiscal year: Hollywood Park City Council on Sept. 16 passed a $7.37 million general…
Officials at Cibolo City Hall (pictured) and their counterparts in seven neighboring suburbs recently adopted a Fiscal Year 2026 budget, each of which reflects various economic and market challenges that those growing towns are facing. (Courtesy Google Earth)
A $57 million renovation of the Gunter Hotel in downtown San Antonio has resulted, among other things, in every guest room having a vinyl record player and a copy of blues legend Robert Johnson’s debut album. Johnson had his first recording sessions in Room 414 at the hotel. (Courtesy Gunter Hotel)
Air Canada will begin operating direct flights between Toronto’s Pearson International Airport and San Antonio International Airport in May 2026. (Courtesy Air Canada)
Officials at Boerne City Hall (pictured) and their counterparts in Garden Ridge and New Braunfels recently adopted a Fiscal Year 2026 budget for their respective city governments. (Photo by Edmond Ortiz)
By Edmond Ortiz Officials in Balcones Heights, Fair Oaks Ranch, Grey Forest and Helotes are sticking with the basics in their newly passed Fiscal Year 2026 city budgets, which took effect on Oct. 1. Helotes City Council voted on Sept. 25 to adopt an $11 million general fund budget, which will support the replacement of…
