Council OKs Pay Guidelines That Could Lead to Higher Salaries for Staff
That increase, bringing the total for staff to roughly $454,800 per office, comes with a set of guidelines for Council staff job descriptions and pay ranges. The post Council OKs Pay Guidelines That...
View ArticleCouncilwoman Gonzales on Poverty: ‘There Is No Time to Waste’
City of San Antonio staff are looking into several policies aimed at lifting area residents out of poverty. The post Councilwoman Gonzales on Poverty: ‘There Is No Time to Waste’ appeared first on...
View ArticleStuck At Home? Here’s How to Help During a Public Health Crisis
Here's an overview of ways you can help while still practicing social distancing and staying safe. The post Stuck At Home? Here’s How to Help During a Public Health Crisis appeared first on Rivard...
View ArticleLocal Bars and Restaurants to Remain Under Emergency Order for 30 Days
San Antonio City Council voted on Thursday to continue Mayor Ron Nirenberg's public health emergency declaration for 30 days. The post Local Bars and Restaurants to Remain Under Emergency Order for 30...
View ArticleAs San Antonio Extends Emergency Order, 1 Council Member and a Vape Shop Object
San Antonio City Council voted 10-1 Thursday to extend through April 30 an emergency order that keeps nonessential businesses closed. The post As San Antonio Extends Emergency Order, 1 Council Member...
View ArticleCrisis Bureaucracy: How Local Government Works Amid a Pandemic
The abrupt change in policy making at the city level has contributed to some San Antonio City Council members feeling left out of the governing process. The post Crisis Bureaucracy: How Local...
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San Antonio Nets $270M in Coronavirus Relief; Council to Decide How to Spend It
San Antonio City Council will start divvying up $270 million in federal coronavirus relief funding this month. The post San Antonio Nets $270M in Coronavirus Relief; Council to Decide How to Spend It...
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San Antonio City Council Rejects ‘Right to Cure’ Eviction Delay Measure
San Antonio City Council rejected a "Right to Cure" measure that would delay eviction proceedings for tenants for at least 30 days. The post San Antonio City Council Rejects ‘Right to Cure’ Eviction...
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No Cars Go: City to Test Bicycle, Pedestrian-Focused Streets in West SA
City officials will temporarily close two Westside residential streets to through traffic as soon as early June, making room for more pedestrian and bicycle activity. The post No Cars Go: City to Test...
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Some on Council Willing to Consider Shifting Police Funds to Social Services
Several City Council members and Mayor Ron Nirenberg are at least open to a discussion of redirecting spending away from the "force" part of the police force. The post Some on Council Willing to...
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