Calls to pause plans for the state’s largest-ever transmission lines got a reality check as industry leaders warned lawmakers that halting the project could be “catastrophic.” The alarm was sounded by the state’s utility regulator,...
VIA Metropolitan Transit is considering raising its regular bus fare for the first time in more than a decade, as ballooning costs for two planned rapid lines are forcing it to dig further into its savings. In a budget presentation to...
City Council members brawled over the question of which would be worse for San Antonians: deep cuts to basic services or the city’s first property tax rate hike in three decades. City Manager Erik Walsh has proposed budget reductions...
César E. Chávez Boulevard will get back its former name, Durango Boulevard, months after the late labor leader was accused of sexually abusing girls and women, including civil rights activist Dolores Huerta. The City Council voted unanimously...
