Improved bike lane infrastructure around Woodlawn Lake will again be discussed at a public meeting with San Antonio’s Transportation Department.

Woodlawn Lake Park is set to receive a $3.25 million boost from the U.S. Department of the Interior, marking a significant investment in one of San Antonio’s underfunded parks.

Marina Alderete Gavito held a press conference on her push for new policies for dangerous, aggressive and loose dogs.

Georgia Republicans are advancing a proposed congressional map that maintains their party's 9-5 majority in the state's congressional delegation.

The San Antonio District 7 Crime Safety Townhall meeting on Thursday was well attended. Those in attendance were much calmer than an earlier meeting this week.

The District 7 town hall is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Sept. 14 at the Doris Griffin Senior One Stop Center located at 6157 Northwest Loop 410 #410.

The San Antonio City Council is now set for the next two years.

Voters can show up at any polling place and cast a ballot on Election Day. They will receive the proper ballot based on the precinct where they live.

Voters in San Antonio City Council districts 1 and 7 can take advantage of casting an early ballot for the upcoming runoff election.

Marina Alderete Gavito and Dan Rossiter are both seeking the Northwest Side seat left open by Ana Sandoval.

Sandragrace Martinez filmed a confrontation with a man she says she caught pulling up one of her campaign signs and putting it into a truck. It wasn’t until after she posted the video that she realized the man was her opponent's father as well as an elected official himself.

Amid a standing ovation, the San Antonio City Council confirmed the civil rights activist and mother of the city’s two most recognizable political figures, Maria del Rosario “Rosie” Castro, as the interim council member for District 7 on Thursday morning.

The San Antonio City Council has all but named the activist, former educator, and mother of the city’s two most recognizable political figures, as the interim council member for District 7.

An activist and former educator, who is also the mother of two of San Antonio’s best-known political figures, is among the District 7 residents who have applied to fill an empty seat on city council.

The City of San Antonio will start to accept applications to fill the District 7 vacancy on the city council beginning Feb. 13.

Sandoval, who was first elected to the San Antonio City Council in 2017, has only four-and-a-half months left in her current term, which ends in June. She plans to step down at the end of the month to focus on personal obligations.

An investigation found Bravo’s “actions violated City Council’s rules and expectations that are reflected in City Administrative Directives 4.67 Equal Employment Opportunity/Anti-Harassment and 4.80 Violence in the Workplace,” according to an agenda memo posted online Thursday evening.

San Antonio District 7 Councilwoman Ana Sandoval continues to serve her constituents as she learns to juggle her position on the city council and her new role as a mother.

The Republican-dominated, 15-member board determines what millions of public school students in the state are taught in classrooms.

The field for the Sept. 28 contest has attracted three Democrats and two Republicans.

A fire at home in Northwest Bexar County sent 10 people, including five children, to the hospital Thursday morning.

SAN ANTONIO – It lies under San Antonians' feet, and now District 7 Councilwoman Ana Sandoval wants the Edwards Aquifer put into the city charter. Putting aquifer protection into the city charter, though, which outlines the duties and powers of different city departments, would ensure there’s something to replace the program in the future, Sandoval said. The $100 million replacement funding plan would rely mostly on borrowing money over the course of 10 years. “Just because it’s in the charter doesn’t necessarily mean that future city councils or this city council would fund it,” Perry said. Though city council could place a proposed charter amendment onto the ballot, based on the Charter Review Commission’s recommendations, voters would be the ones to ultimately approve or reject it.

SAN ANTONIO – Have you ever wondered about the congestion or mobility on Bandera Road? At these meetings, you’ll have the chance to discuss where things stand on Bandera Road from I-410 to Loop 1604. You can even listen to a presentation on transportation and land-use existing conditions on Bandera Road. “Anyone who has tried to drive on Bandera Road during rush hour will understand the urgency of this effort,” Councilwoman Ana E. Sandoval said. Want to learn more about the Bandera Road Corridor Plan?

There are 11 emergency services districts outside San Antonio city limits in Bexar County, providing fire and ambulance service. County Commissioner Kevin Wolff said the ESDs get little county oversight. "They are little, miniature taxing districts," Wolff said. Wolff agreed that uniform information from the districts is difficult to find. 7 provided the most information about spending, no one there would talk about the expenses and who approves them.