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City still paying for immigrant legal services despite budget crunch, tax hike (opens the original)
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Facing a $158 million deficit earlier this month, a majority of San Antonio’s city council voted to raise your taxes rather than cut more programs. This week’s Waste Watch reveals one of the controversial programs they kept provides legal services for undocumented immigrants. Some council members told the News 4 I-Team funding the program is part of a strategy to fight back against federal immigration enforcement and the ICE processing center that will soon open in San Antonio. The city's budget
Supreme Court allows use of database used to purge voter names in Bexar Co. (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - The Supreme Court is allowing states to resume using a federal citizenship database to check voter eligibility before the November mid-terms. Justices say the federal government has an obligation to respond to state and local requests seeking to verify the citizenship of voters. SAVE, which stands for Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, has been used in President Trumps crackdown on non-citizen voting. A federal judge had blocked its use, saying it violates voter privac
$4 Mil medians to be installed to reduce Bandera Rd. crashes and pedestrian deaths (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Crews will soon start construction on yet another major San Antonio roadway, hoping to make our third most dangerous street a little safer. The project is now scheduled for a three mile section of Bandera Road, from just south of Evers Road to just north of Culebra Road. That stretch of Bandera has been the scene of 846 car crashes since 2021, along with ten fatalities, eight of those were pedestrians. TxDOT says many of the accidents are being caused by drivers making unsafe U-tur
Environmental groups sue developers of two SA data centers over air pollution permits (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit to stop two San Antonio data centers that are building their own power plants next to neighborhoods. The News 4 I-Team was first to report on opposition to both Vantage data centers being constructed on the far west side. The lawsuit claims the data centers received permits from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality that don't protect the public from pollution. On Monday, Governor Abbott ordered TCEQ to stop issuing permits to data
New Bexar County budget leaves some taxpayer funded projects in limbo (opens the original)
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Bexar County's newly adopted budget won't increase the tax rate, but employee raises and some projects had to be delayed. Two of those projects were previously highlighted in our News 4 I-Team Waste Watch. Back in June, we told you about digital kiosks the county installed downtown. They've been broken and covered up for two years and there wasn't enough money in this budget to fix or replace them. The six kiosks used to provide free Wi-Fi downtown and give directions to visitors. The county pai
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