Contract impasse slows Bexar County’s transition to a new voter registration system

With the clock ticking down to the midterm elections, Bexar County Commissioners Court met last week to discuss a contract for a new third-party voter registration system. But rather than approving a finalized contract, commissioners came to an impasse during executive session, further delaying impl

San Antonio activists plan community paint day to ‘heal and restore’ vandalized mural

Social justice activists are calling on the community to help them restore the East Side’s “Say Their Names” mural, which organizers say was vandalized as thousands attended last week’s Martin Luther King Jr. March. The mural, which honors San Antonio victims of police brutality and their families,

Meza Gonzalez latest on San Antonio Council to get slap on the wrist for drunk driving charge

Despite having a reported BAC nearly twice the legal limit, District 8 Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzalez received a plea deal. The post Meza Gonzalez latest on San Antonio Council to get slap on the wrist for drunk driving charge appeared first on San Antonio Current.

South Texas construction group accuses ICE of warrantless raids, endangering neighborhoods

The South Texas Builders Association's top official said ICE agents have been captured on video speeding through subdivisions and putting kids at risk. The post South Texas construction group accuses ICE of warrantless raids, endangering neighborhoods appeared first on San Antonio Current.