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Housing rule change proposed by former HUD Secretary Julián Castro aims to spread more Section 8 renters to better neighborhoods. Whether those neighborhoods accept them remains to be seen.

Reporting on segregation forces me to ask tough questions about how I’m educating my own kids.

Christian Reed-Ogba and her husband once lived in one of the city's most desirable apartments. In recent years, their small business dreams have led them to low-income housing on San Antonio's West Side. And they're better for it.

In San Antonio and across the nation, the terms "good school" and "white school" are often synonymous. While traditional districts wrestle with the reality of parental appetite for homogeneous schools, one district aims to disrupt the segregation market.

Each member of Folo Media looks back at 2017.

The Vietnam War lifted these former gang members out of one of the West Side's most notorious neighborhoods and gave them a new perspective on the world.

Yesterday, former SAISD trustee Olga Hernandez was acquitted of felony bribery charges in federal court. But her trial shows that corruption in Bexar County hits where it hurts.

The doctors who run the El Bari clinic see healthcare as a right — and they’re determined to make it available to the most vulnerable.

A West Side tradition provides shopping opportunities for families who can't afford retail prices. For parents who participate, the joy of purchasing gifts for their children brings dignity during the holidays.

Look for articles by Morgan Smith, a seasoned Trib reporter and San Antonio native, early next year.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the proliferation of luxury apartments in downtown San Antonio, as a result of the 2012 housing incentives policy, played a role in his decision.

At a San Antonio housing workshop, residents had a chance to speak up and identify problems with housing in their city and offer solutions.