San Antonio's unhoused population faces limited resources as temps drop below freezing
Editor's note: The headline of the story was revised to avoid confusion about the difference between city-run warming centers and resiliency hubs. San Antonio officials said the city won't open resiliency hubs for overnight warming options during the cold front now gripping the area, even though temperatures will dip below freezing several times this week. That decision hits the city's unhoused population particularly hard, especially as those individuals are already contending with overflowing shelters and daily encampment sweeps.
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