San Antonio woman gets 14-year sentence on allegation she helped smuggle immigrants
A federal court sentenced a San Antonio woman to 14 years in prison on charges that she misrepresented herself as a legal advocate to help to smuggle immigrants into the country, according to federal authorities. People hoping to cross the border provided Kimberly Cruz, 35, with packets of informa
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Trial of San Antonio man accused of assaulting woman in viral video set to begin next week
A San Antonio man who's alleged physical altercation with a woman in a north-of-downtown park went viral in a video clip last summer is now going to trial on a felony charge, court records show. The trial of Noah Ochoa, 25, will get underway June 24 in Bexar County’s 290th District Court. He faces c
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Groundbreaking 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde screening Tuesday in San Antonio
Arthur Penn’s still-visceral and lacerating tale of doomed love and murder, Bonnie and Clyde, literally changed the movies by breaking the Hayes Code — the repressive Catholic movie censorship system that once prohibited American studio films from showing sex, graphic violence and other “immoral con
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No one showed up for San Antonio's World Naked Bike Ride on Saturday
Plenty of people were present at Alamo Plaza on Saturday evening. All clothed and none riding bicycles. Which probably was a big disappointment for anyone who'd read online for San Antonio's iteration of the World Naked Bike Ride, a series of nationwide events where bare-assed cyclists protest oil d
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