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San Antonio Growth for the Eastside (SAGE) was awarded $2 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to address East Side connectivity, according to a USDOT news release.
San Antonio’s Intergovernmental Relations Committee held a briefing this week on the city’s legislative program, which addresses city priorities and interests at the federal level for next year’s congressional session
The City of San Antonio provided an update on construction efforts underway on the North Side to connect East Sonterra Boulevard to North Loop 1604.
San Antonio city manager Erik Walsh discussed the huge responsibility and critical need to keep up with infrastructure and service demands over the next 10-15 years Sunday morning on Leading SA.
Driving near Grissom and Old Grissom Road can be nerve-wracking. Lorenzo Gonzales said making a left turn there feels dangerous. It’s why he avoids the intersection.
A San Antonio councilwoman says work is being done to make a major road in a West Side neighborhood pedestrian-friendly.
The San Antonio River Authority’s (SARA) Board of Directors adopted a resolution endorsing Proposition 6, which would — if approved by voters in November — create more investments in Texas’ water infrastructure and finance water projects.
From crumbling streets and potholes, to the future of electric vehicles, this latest episode is filled with all kinds of answers and solutions.
The Hill Country Land, Water, Sky and Natural Infrastructure Plan will provide a data-driven vision for conservation efforts for the region’s most important and defining natural resources.
Common complaints about Interstate 81 range from truck traffic to crashes and safety. But there’s a multi-billion dollar plan to make it better for everyone.
We're asking viewers - including drivers, pedestrians and business owners - about solutions they've found to road closures, construction and other transportation challenges.
We're asking viewers - including drivers, pedestrians and business owners - about solutions they've found to transportation.
Bexar County Public Works Department plans to complete drainage infrastructure project before October 2023.
In a Thursday presentation to council members, city staff showed the results of the various surveys, town hall meetings, and meetings with the Small Business Advocacy Commission from the previous months.
Comal Independent School District is hoping voters will approve a multi-million-dollar bond that would include building new schools and upgrading several infrastructure projects. As the second fastest growing school district in the nation, with a population of over 27,000 students, school officials say this bond package will target their concerns with growth and capacity.
