In a formal memo, the three requested that Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones hold a public meeting by Aug. 15 to discuss the matter.

City Council members Teri Castillo, Marina Alderete Gavito and Marc Whyte asked Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones two weeks ago to convene a special meeting. Now, they're taking a more aggressive approach.

“Council members deserve to be treated as adults — to sit down, stand up or look at their phones as they please,” the ...

Jay Leno criticizes political late-night hosts amid Colbert 'Late Show' cancellation Police release sketch of a person of ...

The Spurs' lease on the Frost Bank Center, which is newer than more than half of NBA arenas, doesn't expire until 2032.

Gina Ortiz Jones held her first public town hall on Monday night in District 4 on the city’s Southwest Side. Jones took ...

Congressman Greg Casar held a press conference in downtown San Antonio over immigration court proceedings and Agents with ...

The report includes an estimate that the Spurs arena will generate over $300 million in annual net economic impact. Some councilmembers find the figures encouraging, while others on council and in the ...

Flood waters left behind a hefty damage. In Thursday's special session meetings, Mayor Jones sat with state legislators to ...

The San Antonio Spurs have announced a substantial financial commitment to the development of a new sports and entertainment ...

City leaders are discussing 'what's next' after a billion-dollar contribution offer from the San Antonio Spurs for a new, ...

San Antonio's new mayor and City Council will convene for a briefing on plans to build a new Spurs arena. Here's where things ...