Azian Bermea
Photojournalist
Azian Bermea is a photojournalist at KSAT.
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Immigration bill has Texas Restaurant Association urging for work permits to halt rising food costs
Read full article: Immigration bill has Texas Restaurant Association urging for work permits to halt rising food costsThe Texas Restaurant Association is ringing the alarm as a federal immigration bill is advancing through the U.S. Congress.
Neighbor recounts helping victim of assault, attempted kidnapping at North Side apartment complex
Read full article: Neighbor recounts helping victim of assault, attempted kidnapping at North Side apartment complexRobert Hamilton stepped up to help a man who had been badly injured in an all-night assault at a North Side apartment complex. San Antonio police are still looking for three women and a man who attacked him.
SAPD: Man tied up, assaulted on North Side hospitalized with serious injuries
Read full article: SAPD: Man tied up, assaulted on North Side hospitalized with serious injuriesFour people caused serious injuries to their roommate overnight on the North Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department, and are now on the run.
Residents of tornado-damaged UTSA-area apartments seek answers over missing belongings
Read full article: Residents of tornado-damaged UTSA-area apartments seek answers over missing belongingsSeveral residents displaced by the tornado that heavily damaged the Oasis Apartments near the University of Texas at San Antonio say they are now dealing with another setback: missing personal belongings.
Mysterious explosions felt across San Antonio have left some neighbors rattled
Read full article: Mysterious explosions felt across San Antonio have left some neighbors rattledResidents across the city have taken to social media in recent weeks, wondering about a series of explosions they heard and felt.
Neighbors nervous after 71-year-old killed in West Side hit-and-run crash
Read full article: Neighbors nervous after 71-year-old killed in West Side hit-and-run crashA hit-and-run crash that ended with the death of a West Side senior has left some of her neighbors feeling vulnerable. San Antonio police are still looking for the driver in the crash.
Guide to San Antonio Missions promotions: $2 Tuesdays, Bark in the Park and more
Read full article: Guide to San Antonio Missions promotions: $2 Tuesdays, Bark in the Park and moreFamilies looking for affordable summer plans can find discounted tickets, food specials and theme nights at Nelson Wolff Stadium as the San Antonio Missions continue home games through July.
Homeowners eager for capture of burglars who stole millions in Stone Oak neighborhood
Read full article: Homeowners eager for capture of burglars who stole millions in Stone Oak neighborhoodResidents who live in a gated and guarded neighborhood in Stone Oak say they are frustrated by an ongoing burglary spree that has cost victims millions of dollars in losses.
‘You’re going to believe them’: San Antonio woman loses $2K in jury duty scam
Read full article: ‘You’re going to believe them’: San Antonio woman loses $2K in jury duty scamA San Antonio woman fell victim to a phone scam that cost her $2,000, prompting police to ramp up efforts to prevent others from falling into the same trap.
18 abandoned dogs seized from far SW Bexar County property once described as 'puppy mill'
Read full article: 18 abandoned dogs seized from far SW Bexar County property once described as 'puppy mill'Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies and animal control officers descended on a piece of property in far southwest Bexar County on Monday morning where they say more than a dozen dogs were living in unsafe conditions.
San Antonio exhibit highlights rancheras’ overlooked role in the American Revolution
Read full article: San Antonio exhibit highlights rancheras’ overlooked role in the American RevolutionA new exhibit at the City of San Antonio’s Special Collections Museum is highlighting the often-overlooked role women played in shaping early Texas and supporting the American Revolution.