San Antonio will likely sue state over 'Death Star' bill, city attorney says
San Antonio likely will sue the Texas over the so-called "Death Star bill," recently passed state legislation limiting municipalities' ability to exercise their right to home rule, City Attorney Andy Segovia told the Express-News. Segovia told the daily his office is exploring legal options and is in talks with its counterparts in Houston, El Paso, Dallas and Austin. Staff is weighing whether San Antonio should file its own lawsuit or join Houston in a complaint filed earlier this month.
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