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Major Texas overhaul aims to improve the odds for students who begin college unprepared
In Texas, college students sent to remedial education usually don’t make it far. A new state law that revamps how that education is provided hopes to change that.
Council passes ‘equity’ budget, but not without heated discussion
The city’s 2018 budget aims to address historic inequities.
City Council looks to fund immigrant legal services
San Antonio’s councilmembers are responding to growing fear among local immigrants in the wake of the Trump Administration and SB4.
Mayor Nirenberg announces housing taskforce
Mayor Ron Nirenberg announced he is creating a task force to fulfill his promise of brining more affordable housing to San Antonio.
March for single-payer healthcare draws 100 downtown
More than 100 people assembled at Hemisfair park on Saturday in the blazing heat during the Medicare For All march. Sofia Sepulveda, co-chair of Healthcare-NOW San Antonio Coalition, addressed the marchers during a rally about single-payer health care.
Builders say affordable developments get housing waiver ‘scraps’
Looking to to build affordable housing beyond the downtown area? Obtaining incentives from the city of San Antonio may prove difficult.