Sara DiNatale

2 days ago | expressnews.com | Sara DiNatale

The "big, beautiful bill" that would cut solar and electric vehicle tax incentives - to the alarm of the renewable energy industry - is at the center of the ongoing blowup between President Donald Trump and his once top adviser, Elon Musk. Trump wrote on his Truth Social social media site that Musk "just went CRAZY!" after the president "took away his EV Mandate" - a claim the Texas tech titan derided as "an obvious lie" on X, the social media platform he owns.

4 days ago | expressnews.com | Sara DiNatale

Toyota sales were still cruising ahead in May, even as analysts warned sales could fall after an initial rush spurred by fears of a trade war. But Toyota shoppers haven't slowed much yet, with Toyota Motor Corp. posting the division's sales volume increasing by 12.3% on Tuesday compared with a year ago. The company's RAV4 SUV, Camry sedan and the Camry's hybrid counterpart led the pack - while sales of the San Antonio-made Sequioa SUV and Tundra pickup softened.

1 week ago | statesman.com | Sara DiNatale

Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ puts booming Texas solar industry at riskSara DiNatale, San Antonio Express-News |  Hearst - Austin TransitionPresident Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” has the Texas solar industry and its workforce fearing for its future and the country’s leading solar trade group warning the proposed tax plan puts 51 Texas factories at risk.

2 weeks ago | statesman.com | Sara DiNatale

Texas added 35,900 jobs in April, the 58th month of growth out of the past 60. The state’s labor force grew to a record high of more than 15.8 million people. The number of people looking for work also increased and the state’s adjusted unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%. So far this year, the number of Texans at work has increased by 215,000. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

2 weeks ago | expressnews.com | Sara DiNatale

Texas added 35,900 jobs in April, the 58th month of growth out of the past 60. The state's labor force grew to a record high of more than 15.8 million people. The number of people looking for work also increased and the state's adjusted unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%. In the San Antonio-New Braunfels area, unemployment fell to 3.4% in April from 3.7% a month earlier, the Texas Workforce Commission said Friday. Austin-area unemployment fell to 3.1% from 3.4% in March.