Study ranks San Antonio among nation's worst-run cities
San Antonio is among the worst-run cities in Texas and the nation, according to a new study that determined its rankings by comparing municipalities' quality-of-life data against their annual per-capital budgets. The report, published Tuesday by personal finance site WalletHub, ranked San Antonio as No. 94 among a total of 148 cities. That's the third-worst ranking in Texas, where the Alamo City narrowly beat out Dallas (No. 97 nationally) and Lubbock (No. 105).
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