During her annual town hall meeting Monday Councilwoman Elisa Chan promised to investigate why aggravated and sexual assaults have recently spiked in District 9.  Last year there were 52 aggravated assaults reported in her district, an increase of 33 percent from 2010.  Sexual assaults also rose nearly 20 percent, from 82 cases in 2010 to 98 in 2011.

San Antonio Police Property Crimes Investigators, CPS Energy and San Antonio Water System are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying suspects preying on elderly residents in San Antonio.  Approximately 20 homeowners between the ages of 75 and 95 have been victimized since October 2011. The majority of the burglaries have occurred in the north and northwest areas, but several have occurred in other areas of town.

The only people who think the preschool age is a wonderful stage are those currently raising teens. But, while teenagers sleep until noon, those rambunctious tots are terrorizing the family dog, covering the living room wall in permanent marker, dropping an entire box of Fruit Loops on the kitchen floor and giving themselves a new “haircut.”  And that's just within the first 10 minu

Councilwoman Elisa Chan will discuss a wide-range of topics at her third annual District 9 Town Hall Monday, Feb. 6.  Scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at the Parkhills Baptist Church near Loop 1604 and Hwy 281, the public meeting will include presentations on the 2012 fiscal year budget, future projects, infrastructure improvements and the councilwoman's initiatives for the coming year. 

The 2012 Super Bowl is Sunday and the Stone Oak area is the place to be if you need a spot to watch the game or some last minute snacks.  Below are just a few suggestions.