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Vandals knock down San Antonio memorial for 53 migrants who died in tractor-trailer

District Attorney Joe Gonzales said he plans to charge the people responsible with a hate crime.

by Sanford Nowlin March 23, 2025March 28, 2025

District Attorney Joe Gonzales said he plans to charge the people responsible with a hate crime.

Food & Drink

San Antonio’s Sichuan House reopens after brief closure

The longtime favorite temporarily shuttered late last month after copper thieves left its building without power.

by Nina Rangel August 4, 2023June 6, 2025

Food & Drink

San Antonio favorite Sichuan House temporarily closed following theft

Owner Kristina Zhao said her team is in a ‘waiting game’ to see how long the damage from a theft of copper wiring will take to repair.

by Nina Rangel July 24, 2023August 4, 2024

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Park Rangers want help identifying vandals who damaged San Antonio’s Mission San Jose

Someone attempting a June 28 break-in at the mission damaged its historic Rose Window.

by Brandon Rodriguez July 8, 2023September 21, 2024

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Jewish Texans see surge in antisemitism as a precursor to fascism

Extremism experts and historians sound alarms as politicians, media personalities and celebrities amplify antisemitic conspiracies that have historically led to the killing of Jews.

by Robert Downen, The Texas Tribune November 28, 2022June 20, 2025

Food & Drink

San Antonio’s Chamoy City Limits to close shop, return to food truck business later this month

The owner’s Chamoy City Limits Express mobile kitchen will become part of The Point Park and Eats food truck park in Leon Springs.

by Nina Rangel November 8, 2022June 3, 2025

Food & Drink

San Antonio’s Chamoy City Limits reduces hours temporarily, now open only on weekends

The business’ owner is feeling vulnerable after two neighboring restaurants left its strip center and it experienced a string of burglaries.

by Nina Rangel August 12, 2022September 18, 2024

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Vandals knock down San Antonio memorial for 53 migrants who died in tractor-trailer

San Antonio’s Sichuan House reopens after brief closure

San Antonio favorite Sichuan House temporarily closed following theft

Park Rangers want help identifying vandals who damaged San Antonio’s Mission San Jose

Jewish Texans see surge in antisemitism as a precursor to fascism

San Antonio’s Chamoy City Limits to close shop, return to food truck business later this month

San Antonio’s Chamoy City Limits reduces hours temporarily, now open only on weekends

Austin’s ‘You’re My Butter Half’ mural now sporting much less romantic sentiment

GoFundMe launched for San Antonio musician claire rousay after theft of $20,000 of her gear

Vandal smashes Artpace window, affecting exhibition by San Antonio artist José Villalobos

San Antonio officials condemn racist tagging incident at Noodle Tree, vow to prosecute offenders

San Antonio restaurant Noodle Tree tagged with racist graffiti following owner’s CNN appearance

Silver Eagle Beverages Makes $75,000 Contribution to Texas Restaurant Relief Fund

San Antonio Public Relations Firm Says ‘Black Owned Business’ Sign May Have Stopped Vandals

Texas Restaurant Association Will Give Relief Fund Aid to Vandalized San Antonio Restaurants

San Antonio Spurs’ Lonnie Walker Helps Clean Up Mess Left by Vandals After Peaceful Protest

How Chaos Gripped Downtown San Antonio Following a Peaceful, Orderly George Floyd March

These Photos Show How San Antonio’s Peaceful George Floyd March Devolved Into Chaos