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Commercial truck ban means fines, impound on some San Antonio streets

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Curve around any residential street corner near the Medical Center and some form of a commercial truck or trailer will likely be in sight. It’s a heavy traffic area where 18 wheelers, box trucks and tow trucks linger for hours on pedestrian-heavy offshoots of the health care-centric main roads. Now, after years of public input and planning, signs will crop up on 13 streets in the area prohibiting commercial truck loitering.
Cold front brings severe storm, large hail threat to Texas

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Another cold front sweeping across Texas at the tail end of this week should keep temperatures low. However, it also means a pretty gloomy weekend for much of the Lone Star State, including the risk for severe storms and heavy rainfall for some regions. Severe storm risks are on the rise from Dallas down to San Antonio while areas west and south of these regions may see far less rain accumulation.
Buc-ee's trademark lawsuits spike in 2025. Here's what we know

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

It’s been a big year for Buc-ee’s with expansions started and completed well outside of Texas in a national rollout. However, with that rapid growth, Texas’ favorite beaver has sought to take out competing logos and branding in its new states. Buc-ee’s lawsuits around trademark infringement are not uncommon. The gas station chain, founded in Texas, is known for protecting its brand and reputation in the market.
Everything to know about sale of historic downtown S.A. building

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Several executive orders under President Donald Trump have been inked looking to significantly cut federal spending. An entire department was created with Elon Musk at the helm, the Department of Government Efficiency, aimed at pinpointing areas to reduce costs. Among the cuts, a federally owned office building in San Antonio is on shortlist for quick sale. The history of the office building at 727 E. César Chávez is hard to trace. Though, it sits next to the historic John H.
Another San Antonio company hit with mass layoffs

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

In the wake of a federal crackdown on immigration under President Donald Trump, contract nonrenewal and funding cuts have drastically impacted refugee services in Texas towns. Now, a San Antonio-based nonprofit which defends and guides migrants fleeing dire circumstances has laid off more than 200 employees since the start of the year as feds pull back funding.
USAA warns of insurance coverage gaps as hurricane season looms

1 week ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Hail has already hit Texas pretty hard and multiple occasion this year. With severe weather odds continuing to rise as spring progresses, so do the chances Texans will need to file some form of insurance claim after strong storms sweep the state. In fact, USAA warns there’s just a few weeks left to make sure flood insurance policies are in place before the start of hurricane season on June 1.
Details on the demolition of historic S.A. building amid lawsuit

2 weeks ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Excavators are crowding the grounds in front of the Texas Pavilion, the former home of the Institute of Texan Cultures, on East César Chávez Boulevard. The City of San Antonio has begun the demolition process to take down the 60-year-old structure to make way for a new sports and entertainment district. While parts of the structure are already coming down, a local organization filed suit to halt the demolition after fighting the process for over a year.
S.A.'s biggest issues in spotlight ahead of City Council election

2 weeks ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

When it comes to housing affordability, several contestants in District 1 have strong opinions on how residents can get their rent and mortgage checks in on time without as much financial pain. Matthew Guana says the city has subsidized urban sprawl for too long and favors more creative residential solutions, like legalizing fourplexes and and accessory dwelling units (like a guesthouse).
Taking a bag to Fiesta this year? SAPD is cracking down on sizes.

2 weeks ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

Fiesta goers will see a change in security measures during the annual San Antonio event this year. San Antonio Police Chief William McManus says Milam Park and Market Square will be gated off when Fiesta kicks off April 24 and will remain that way until it’s all over on May 4. There will be six entrance points, and McManus says security guards will be at each entrance checking bags.
Trump tariffs push European company to double Texas factory

2 weeks ago | mysanantonio.com | Zachary-Taylor Wright

As President Donald Trump rolls out tariff hikes on nearly every country around the globe, one manufacturing plant headed to the Southside of San Antonio is expanding its in-country plans to combat rising import costs. The JCB plant headed for the Southside will now double in size, going from 500,000 square feet to 1 million. It’s all in the wake of mixed emotions from residents in the area. There’s no question that some folks are excited about the new British manufacturer coming to town.