San Antonio's progressive new mayor won by a wide margin, but wants to work with those who supported her opponent Rolando Pablos.

"I know we will be able to move our city forward," newly sworn in Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said Wednesday evening.

San Antonio’s new city council members—which are the first to serve a four year term after the Nov. 5 charter amendment vote—were sworn in at the City Council Chambers at 11 a.m. June 18.

Gina Ortiz Jones defeated Rolando Pablos to become the mayor of San Antonio, Texas, making history as the city’s first Asian American woman, first Filipino woman and first openly gay mayor. Aside from ...

Malcolm Kenyatta chosen as vice chairs, did not align with DNC rules designed to promote gender equity. Kenyatta, who had more support than Hogg in the last election, is now unopposed for the vice ...

The daughter of an Ilocana immigrant made history over the weekend by becoming the first Filipino-American and woman of color elected mayor of San Antonio, Texas — the seventh-biggest city in the ...

Jones, who served in the Biden administration, defeated Rolando Pablos, a former Texas secretary of state, in a high-profile, ...