Santiago Esparza
Photojournalist
Santiago Esparza is a photojournalist at KSAT 12.
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Habitat for Humanity San Antonio marks 50 years, dedicates first 15 homes of 2026
Read full article: Habitat for Humanity San Antonio marks 50 years, dedicates first 15 homes of 2026Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio and Guadalupe Valley marked its 50th anniversary by dedicating its first 15 homes of 2026.
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New Comal County crisis shelter to open in June with increased security after fire in 2022
Read full article: New Comal County crisis shelter to open in June with increased security after fire in 2022Nearly four years after a fire forced the Crisis Center of Comal County to accelerate plans for a new facility, leaders say the organization is close to opening a new, expanded shelter designed to improve safety.
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Diesel prices in Texas hit record high; Strait of Hormuz remains closed
Read full article: Diesel prices in Texas hit record high; Strait of Hormuz remains closedDiesel prices statewide set a new record on Wednesday, according to Gas Buddy, as Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz once again.
Flames cause moderate damage to multiple southwest Bexar County homes, officials say
Read full article: Flames cause moderate damage to multiple southwest Bexar County homes, officials sayNo one was injured after a fire caused moderate damage to two homes in southwest Bexar County, according to officials.
San Antonio Book Festival to return with over 100 authors on Saturday
Read full article: San Antonio Book Festival to return with over 100 authors on SaturdayMore than 100 state, national and international authors will be in town on Saturday to spark a love for reading as the San Antonio Book Festival returns for its 14th year.
San Antonio car shop owners receive first look at new emissions test process ahead of November start
Read full article: San Antonio car shop owners receive first look at new emissions test process ahead of November startAn estimated 2 million vehicle owners in Bexar County could face new costs starting this November.
City of San Antonio estimates César E. Chávez Boulevard name change could cost $200K
Read full article: City of San Antonio estimates César E. Chávez Boulevard name change could cost $200KSan Antonio residents are being asked to weigh in on whether the city should change the name of César E. Chávez Boulevard following troubling allegations involving the late Latino civil rights icon.
Woman, 74, pinned underneath vehicle on West Side suffers life-threatening injuries, SAPD says
Read full article: Woman, 74, pinned underneath vehicle on West Side suffers life-threatening injuries, SAPD saysA 74-year-old woman was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after she was struck and pinned underneath a vehicle on the West Side, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
San Antonio airport curb closures begin Monday, expected to last until 2028
Read full article: San Antonio airport curb closures begin Monday, expected to last until 2028Drivers will see new construction fencing and reduced curb space, and airport officials advise parking instead of waiting at the curb for those assisting travelers with luggage.
SA airport reports short TSA wait lines as shutdown-driven callouts delay travel in other US cities
Read full article: SA airport reports short TSA wait lines as shutdown-driven callouts delay travel in other US citiesTravelers flying in and out of San Antonio are seeing relatively short security lines, with wait times averaging about five to 10 minutes, according to an airport official.