San Antonio Express-News

Hundreds marched in San Antonio, Texas, in defiance of new street procession fees that the organizations believe will stifle free speech.

Alamo Heights, a suburb of San Antonio, grapples with whether to adopt a "New Urbanist" (but slightly more traditional) approach to its major thoroughfare to improve pedestrian and bicycle access.

Officials in San Antonio say they've closed a legal loophole that allowed developers to clear trees for ranching or farming.

Uncertainty about funding new tracks has created a delay in the development of a commuter rail system in the Austin-San Antonio region.

Deciding where bus routes should go isn't an easy job.

Developers in the city's booming downtown are pushing to change the rules originally enacted to preserve view corridors to the Texas State Capitol Dome.

An editorial on how Disneyland has influenced our notions of how towns should look.

Studies show emissions from traffic on freeways detrimental to schoolchildren's health.

Houston is hopping these days with new public and private investments.

Forced to roll in street due to unusable sidewalks, a wheelchair user is killed by SUV.

The ubiquitous 2-car garage is growing to accomodate the needs of multiple-SUV families creating new design challenges for architects.

It may be one of the "fattest" cities in the nation but it does has a few walking neighborhoods.

A new San Antonio land use plan aims to balance development between north and south.

Two 'hybrid' New Urbanism projects in San Antonio fail to live up to NU goals, charge urban planners.

The proposed mixed-use North Rim Village development, influenced by New Urbanism, would be the first true neighborhood in the San Antonio suburbs.

How did San Antonia cut per capita water use by 36% Since 1984?

Many want a house surrounded by greenery, but saving trees can add up.

The San Antonio Development Agency and Solar San Antonio have partnered to create a community in the spirit of recently enacted city and state laws that encourage higher-density housing in more energy efficient, nonpolluting urban environments.

A thoughful opinion by Mike Greenberg on the impact, if any, of September 11 on trends in architecture.