The San Antonio Food Bank expects to lose $3 million due to federal funding cuts, leaving officials at the nonprofit saying they’re not sure how they’ll make up for that shortfall and that they are ...

The San Antonio Food Bank will lose $3 million in federal funding — or roughly 20% of its annual food-purchasing budget — due to program shutdowns ordered by the Trump administration ...

Plans to hold a food distribution event inside a downtown San Antonio apartment building Wednesday morning apparently had to ...

A tenant's union is having issues hosting events at their apartment complex due to an issue with management.The union says it ...

Before the cut, the food bank had assisted 105,000 people with food scarcity issues. That number will now likely drop.

The San Antonio Food Bank is bracing for a rush in demand as the Trump administration's one-two punch of tariffs and massive federal layoffs cut into the economic stability of local residents.

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The San Antonio Food Bank, for example, was already experiencing higher demand. Federal worker layoffs brought hundreds more through the food line. With another challenge on the horizon ...

The San Antonio Food Bank confirmed to MySA the impacts to its organization that serves 29 Texas counties and supports 100 Texas-based farms and businesses through the grant program.

The San Antonio Food Bank expects to lose $3 million due to federal funding cuts, leaving officials at the nonprofit saying they’re not sure how they’ll make up for that shortfall and that ...