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- Sep 29, 2026
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SAWS is back with a new rate proposal; what's changed? (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Water System is back at City Hall with a familiar-looking, multi-year proposal to raise your water rates. The San Antonio City Council voted 6-5 in mid-June to delay a vote on a set of rate increases that could raise the average residential customer’s bill by roughly $15 to $17 per month by 2029 — an increase of 29.9%. SAWS has said a rate is mainly needed to support billions of dollars worth of capital expenses, including upgrading wastewater treatment plants, repl
Boys & Girls Club says East Side clubhouse will remain open; up to $350K in TIRZ money secured (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – The Boys and Girls Club of San Antonio says it has now enough money to keep its East Side clubhouse open for another year and keep providing programming for the 68 kids registered there. The nonprofit secured up to $350,000 in funding for the Inner City Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) Friday afternoon, and it says it has received other private donations, including from Harvey E. Najim, Valero, The Malú and Carlos Alvarez Family, and H-E-B. A spokesperson told KSAT the nonpro
San Antonio lacks thousands of streetlights, and not everyone wants them (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – How much of San Antonio is still in the dark? There are more than 73,000 streetlights in San Antonio’s residential areas, but under a 5-year-old program, the city has been trying to close a projected 4,275-light gap to brighten up darkened neighborhoods. With the $13.9 million allocated over that time nearly exhausted, just over 1,500 streetlights have been installed —about 35% of the original, projected gap —and staff say they have enough money for maybe about 100 more. “I mean, a
Attending top Alamodome concerts is about to get even more expensive (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Decked in red, more than 50,000 people flowed into the Alamodome Wednesday night for a Bruno Mars concert. Many had spent hundreds of dollars on their tickets, and those looking for last minute tickets to the sold-out show were confronted with re-sale prices in excess of $1,400 for the “best” seats on Ticketmaster. Beginning Oct. 1, though, attending top Alamodome events will get even more expensive, and out-of-town concert-goers will eventually face higher costs, too, when they st
Gas prices have been rising. Should San Antonio drivers hold out or fill up? (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO – Gas prices have been on the rise across the country, including in San Antonio, and an expert warns you shouldn’t hold your breath waiting for a big drop. As of Tuesday morning, the average price for a gallon of gas in the San Antonio metro area was $3.96, according to data from Gas Buddy. That’s just a little under the pre-tax price of two bean and cheese tacos. Patrick De Haan, the head of petroleum analysis at Gas Buddy, told KSAT the U.S. war with Iran has helped drive the price
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