During the Sept., 20, 2017 edition of #AskRon,  San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and District 3 Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran were at at Don Pedro's on the South Side discussing issues including business development, street racing accidents, building community trust with law enforcement, equity in the budget, community health, National Night Out, promoting volunteerism and relief efforts for Mexico City.

On Sept. 6, 2017, Mayor Ron Nirenberg and District 2 Councilman Cruz Shaw discussed issues including the removal of the Confederate monument, equity in the budget process, and spent a little time with a tamandua during of #AskRon at the San Antonio Zoo. Replay it here:

Thursday, Aug. 11, City Council will vote on the three plans that make up SA Tomorrow, the proposed blueprint for accommodating San Antonio's projected growth of 1.1 million new residents through 2040. These plans will establish our development priorities and guide numerous spending decisions in the years to come.

Updated: District 8 Councilman Ron Nirenberg proposed moving San Antonio municipal elections to November, which he said could increase voter turnout by 300 percent or more. Speaking at University of Texas at San Antonio Civic Engagment Summit on Oct. 5, Nirenberg said the move would require a change in the City Charter and state law, and the November date "could have a profound effect on student participation."

Replay video: The Prevention Resource Center for Region 8, a program of the San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, held a conversation about the data in the 2015 Regional Needs Assessment on July 9, 2015. Thanks to underwriting from SACADA, you can replay the video right here:

Update: Candidates Alan E. Warrick and Keith A. Toney are in a runoff election Dec. 9 for the San Antonio Council District 2 seat.  Warrick and Toney discussed the issues with Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies on The Source. You can replay that audio here: "COSA Dist. 2 Candidates Face Off For Dec 9 Run-Off"

REPLAY VIDEO: Join NOWCastSA live from 8 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. on March 11 as Councilman Ray Lopez delivers the Second Annual State of District 6 address from El Tropicano Riverwalk Hotel. Gabe Farias, President of the West San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, will open the event, followed by remarks from the West Chamber's Vice Chair, John Leal of CPS Energy. Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, (D-26) will speak briefly to the audience of about 200 community and business leaders, before introducing Councilman Lopez.

Updated April 27, 2015: Please go to the 2015 San Antonio Elections page for complete informationabout the San Antonio Mayor and City Council election May 9, 2015 and a mobile-friendly Early Voting Map.

Citizens interested in running for Council District Seats 9 and 10 in the May 10, 2014 Special City Election can purchase information packets now in the Office of the City Clerk, located on the second floor of City Hall at 100 Military Plaza. The packet cost is $30 and may be purchased during the regular office hours of Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

REPLAY VIDEO of the District 5 candidate forum, hosted by the Citizens for Responsive Leadership in District 5 and featuring the five challengers who filed to run for City Council to represent District 5.