Judge gives class-action status to suit against San Antonio-based USAA

Editor's note: This story was updated to include a statement from USAA officials. A federal judge in San Diego has granted class-action status to a lawsuit filed by two enlisted service members who say San Antonio-based insurer USAA directed them toward pricier policies than available to officers, t

California's Iguanas Burritozilla chain to make San Antonio debut this Saturday

California's Iguanas Burritozilla chain, known for its massive 5-pound burritos, will launch a San Antonio location this weekend, officials said in an Instagram post. The company has been hinting at an Alamo City expansion since late 2022, but details have been scarce. Now, its social media feeds ar

San Antonio ISD receives federal funding for electric school buses

Some San Antonio Independent School District students will be soon be on a cleaner route to and from campus. The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday revealed that it's awarded SAISD $5.925 million to purchase 15 electric school buses. The grant is part of the federal agency's Clean School Bus

Two San Antonio-area ZIP Codes were among last year's hottest for homebuyers

Two San Antonio-area ZIP Codes were among the 10 hottest for homebuyers last year, according to a study released last week by online real estate marketplace Opendoor. San Antonio's 78253, home to the West Side's Alamo Ranch subdivision, landed at No. 9 on the list up two spots from last year's ranki