San Antonio police officer fired on allegations he called Black, women colleagues 'diversity hires'

The San Antonio Police Department has indefinitely suspended one of its officers, Emilio J. De La Rosa, over allegations he made inappropriate workplace comments about women and Blacks on the force and engaged in "conduct prejudicial to good order," disciplinary records show. SAPD records accuse De

San Antonio data centers guzzled 463 million gallons of water as area faced drought

Despite five years of below-average rainfall and longterm drought gripping the region, a pair of San Antonio data centers used a combined 463 million gallons of water in 2023 and 2024, Techie + Gamers magazine reports, citing a recent study. The data in the analysis, compiled by San Antonio Water Sy

Bexar County Jail found noncompliant during state inspection –– again

During a recent inspection, the Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS) found Bexar County Jail in violation of a state law requiring inmates to have daily access to common areas, known as "dayrooms," along with other infractions. A letter sent Tuesday to Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar and Ju

San Antonio's Fiesta Noche del Rio will celebrate Mexican music and dance this weekend

We don’t just dance just to have a good time. The art form plays a significant role in representation and expression of tradition and culture.