Esperanza Center hosting San Antonio premiere of anti-censorship documentary

Your librarians aren’t just softly shushing you in their cardigans — they’re on the frontlines fighting for your rights. On Saturday, May 2, the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center is hosting the San Antonio premiere of The Librarians, a documentary by Kim A. Snyder. The film follows a demand by a ri

Supreme Court weakens key pillar of Voting Rights Act, opening door for Texas to redraw political maps

The U.S. Supreme Court weakened but did not eliminate a key provision of the Voting Rights Act on Wednesday, making it harder to bring voter discrimination claims against electoral maps while stopping short of a widely anticipated full strikedown.  The ruling will likely help Texas in its yearslong

Tickets for San Antonio Spurs’ next playoff round on sale now

Well, that didn’t take long. Tickets for the Western Conference Semifinals are available via Ticketmaster mere hours after the Spurs’ decisive Tuesday night victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. The Silver and Black ended its first round of the playoffs with a 114-95 win in game 4 of the series.

San Antonio landlords could soon get $500 for leasing to housing voucher recipients

San Antonio veterans soon may have an easier time getting a roof over their heads. San Antonio’s Planning and Community Development Committee on Tuesday unanimously agreed to send two new veteran-targeted housing proposals to a full City Council vote. Both of those measures would make it easier for