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San Antonio’s liberal/leftist mayoral candidate, Gina Ortiz Jones, has made it clear that she is more interested in being part of the Democrats’ “resistance” against President Trump and Governor Greg Abbott instead of addressing the issues of the city. In ... Read More

The City of San Antonio is facing a budget crisis unless spending cuts are made. The city’s numbers show that, on September 30, if it continues with current spending, it will be $2.5 million over budget this fiscal year. Things ... Read More

In December 2024, Webb County Judge Tano Tijerina of Laredo, Texas, announced he switched political parties from Democrat to Republican. His announcement set off political tremors in the South Texas border county long dominated by Democrats. Judge Tijerina talks about ... Read More

Former San Antonio police officer and law enforcement expert Willie Cantu discusses the Abrego-Garcia case and how law enforcement identifies gang signs and tattoos. He also talks about the challenges to controlling domestic and international gangs in the era of ... Read More

On Saturday, April 19, 2025, the United States Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump from deporting illegal Venezuelan immigrants who are suspected of being in the brutal gang Tren de Aragua. Trump promised during his campaign to deport criminal illegal ... Read More

Former San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry discusses two major issues of concern to taxpayers, citizens, and voters: the city’s massive debt and Project Marvel.  Listen and learn about the high costs of these issues and how city leaders often ... Read More

On Friday, April 4, less than twenty-four hours after San Antonio’s city council voted to use city funds to pay for women to travel out of state to get abortions, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office filed a lawsuit against ... Read More

Now that the Trump Administration and the Department of Government Efficiency are investigating waste, fraud, and abuse throughout the federal government, it may be a suitable time to reinvestigate the actions of Julian Castro, San Antonio’s former mayor, when he ... Read More

There was another shooting/murder on the San Antonio River Walk on Sunday morning, March 16, at Café Ole. This shooting is the second shooting (reported by the news media) in two weeks. A preliminary report from San Antonio police said ... Read More

On Tuesday, March 11, there was another shooting in downtown San Antonio in front of the Marriott Hotel on Commerce. This shooting was another of several violent incidents that have occurred in San Antonio’s tourist area. https://www.kens5.com/article/news/local/police-suspect-bike-shot-man-leg-downtown-marriott-hotel-san-antonio-shooting/273-7bc6cda2-bc8b-459d-9264-d28dbd5d2028 However, Centro San ... Read More