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Council weighs data center rules, a $442 million bond, Waymo opens to everyone
Oct 16
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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San Antonio’s Transparency Problem
San Antonio's records system misses its own deadlines and sits on the attorney general's orders. The rest of City Hall is just as hard to see into.
Oct 13
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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The Civic Weekly Brief
VIA's first full year on the old Ready to Work tax, two chambers look to merge, SAISD's last bond under review
Oct 9
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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Where Is CyberCity USA's Next Big Exit?
San Antonio calls itself CyberCity USA. It isn’t producing the homegrown cybersecurity companies to match.
Oct 6
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John B. Dickson, CISSP
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The Civic Weekly Brief
San Antonio underperforms on jobs, city staff presents a $442 million bond, a SAWS rate increase makes its way back to council
Oct 2
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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$442M or $1B? San Antonio Council Weighs 2027 Bond Package
San Antonio could be heading toward its smallest bond package in two decades at a time when the city has identified $5.8 billion in infrastructure…
Oct 1
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Jarrett Whitener
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The Civic San Antonio
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September 2026
San Antonio’s Billion-Dollar Talking Points
How San Antonio builds consensus around economic impact studies.
Sep 29
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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The Civic Weekly Brief
Elon Musk tries to connect San Antonio and Austin, a $300 million development, the Central Texas Alliance holds its launch
Sep 25
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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Boring's Tunnel Is San Antonio's Best Shot at Austin. Take It.
Two dozen rail studies and four decades later, the corridor is no closer to a real connection. Boring's proposal is the first realistic alternative in…
Sep 22
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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The Civic Weekly Brief
The first tax increase in 33 years, Alamo Colleges raises its rate, NIOSA canceled
Sep 18
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Philip Reichert
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The Civic San Antonio
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City Council approves first property tax increase in 33 years in narrow vote
San Antonio property owners will face the city’s first property tax increase in 33 years following a narrow City Council vote on the fiscal year 2026-27…
Sep 17
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Jarrett Whitener
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The Civic San Antonio
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Bexar County approves $2.6B budget, setting up tougher fiscal decisions ahead
While the county approved a balanced budget this year, its long-term financial challenges remain.
Sep 15
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Jarrett Whitener
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The Civic San Antonio
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