Kristina DeLeon
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San Antonio ISD voters can learn more about proposed $600M bond in two virtual meetings (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio Independent School District voters will have two opportunities to learn more about a proposed $600 million bond package. Both meetings will be held virtually. The proposed bond would fund a range of district improvements, including campus upgrades, technology, safety and security projects, and work at Alamo Stadium and the Convocation Center. The bond is part of a proposed $5.5 million revenue increase tied to a 3.17-cent maintenance and operations tax rate. The 2026 SA
$11 Million, 17,000-square-foot dog pound doubles available space (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Community leaders gathered in southwest Bexar County Tuesday as construction began on a multi-million dollar animal care facility designed to address the problem of stray pets. Bexar County officials marked the start of work at 6841 Cagnon Road, where the new building will offer 132 kennel spaces for animals lost, abandoned or in need of care. This project more than doubles the capacity of the current county facility in Kirby, which has only 60 kennels. The $11 million investment,
$11 Million, 17,000-square-foot dog pound doubles available space (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Community leaders gathered in southwest Bexar County Tuesday as construction began on a multi-million dollar animal care facility designed to address the problem of stray pets. Bexar County officials marked the start of work at 6841 Cagnon Road, where the new building will offer 132 kennel spaces for animals lost, abandoned or in need of care. This project more than doubles the capacity of the current county facility in Kirby, which has only 60 kennels. The $11 million investment,
LIVE: San Antonio faces tough choices as City Council tackles $158M budget deficit (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - With a $158 million deficit, City Council members and the mayor will make some major decisions to balance the budget. And they have a couple of choices. They include cutting some city services or raising taxes. It is a hard choice for many on the council and the mayor, who has said she would like to see every city department cut spending, saying it could help San Antonio avoid a property tax increase. Some options on the table include library staffing and realignment discussions. M
TODAY: San Antonio faces tough choices as City Council tackles $158M budget deficit (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - With a $158 million deficit, City Council members and the mayor will make some major decisions to balance the budget. And they have a couple of choices. They include cutting some city services or raising taxes. It is a hard choice for many on the council and the mayor, who has said she would like to see every city department cut spending, saying it could help San Antonio avoid a property tax increase. Some options on the table include library staffing and realignment discussions. M
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