As contract negotiations drag on, Texas Starbucks workers have learned the power of organizing

This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet and magazine. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook, X and Bluesky. Victoria Hernandez, 23, was brought into work at the Blanco Road San Antonio Starbucks location in August 2

Texas agency finds Camp Mystic emergency plan insufficient

The camp has 45 days to revise its plan as it aims to reopen for campers this summer. Other youth camps also had deficiencies to correct in their plans, according to the agency that must review them. The post Texas agency finds Camp Mystic emergency plan insufficient appeared first on San Antonio Cu

Exemplary restaurant Bliss remains a stalwart of San Antonio’s dining scene 

To judge by the number of publicity touts for new restaurants that scroll across my screen in any given week, you’d think San Antonio’s a culinary hotbed.   But in the immortal words of Aretha Franklin, “Chain, chain chain…”  The vast majority of those promotions are for serial outlets — some from w

Texas police can arrest people suspected of entering country illegally, federal court rules

A 2023 Texas law that lets state police arrest people suspected of entering the country illegally can go into effect after a federal appeals court on Friday lifted a lower court ruling that had stopped it for years. The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the temporary injunction without weig