Analysis: San Antonio’s next bond issue may be smaller, but it’s likely to have big implications

On Wednesday, San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh debriefed City Council on a proposed $442 million bond package for fiscal years 2027-2032. The proposed package, which prioritizes infrastructure projects around San Antonio, is the smallest in more than two decades, but its implications for Project

San Antonio Philharmonic sues startup orchestra led by its former musical director

The suit accuses the Phil's former musical director, Jeffrey Kahane, of stealing 'trade secrets' to start the Harmonium of Texas. The post San Antonio Philharmonic sues startup orchestra led by its former musical director appeared first on San Antonio Current.

Texas schools reported losing 14,200 immigrant kids last year. The true number is likely higher.

The actual enrollment loss amid increased deportation efforts is much higher as the federal definition that identifies immigrant students is limited, experts said. The post Texas schools reported losing 14,200 immigrant kids last year. The true number is likely higher. appeared first on San Antonio

20,000 CPS Customers still without power after Friday storms that hit San Antonio

Some 20,000 CPS Energy customers remain without power following heavy rain and violent winds that struck San Antonio on Friday night, officials with the city-owned utility said during a Sunday morning press conference. That total is around 18% of the 112,000 customers left without power in the immed