San Antonio Current
This alternative weekly publication serves the San Antonio area with a focus on progressive journalism, local arts, and in-depth cultural commentary. Established in 1986, it provides a distinctive voice for the city’s residents by highlighting underreported civic issues and the region's vibrant food and music scenes.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SAN ANTONIO
Dominated by a single major daily published by Hearst, the local media market is supplemented by alternative weeklies, specialized legal journals, and a historically significant Spanish-language press. Readers access mainstream news through My San Antonio, the digital portal for the primary daily paper, while the San Antonio Current operates as the prominent alternative weekly. Additionally, La Prensa Newspapers caters to Hispanic residents, and the Daily Commercial Recorder handles local business and court notices. Paperboy lists 7 newspapers in San Antonio.
MORE FROM SAN ANTONIO →San Antonio Current — Today’s Headlines
- San Antonio Spurs once again seeking local restaurants to feature at Frost Bank Center games
- How a push to protect parental rights is reshaping Texas’ foster care system
- Ken Paxton’s Senate campaign admits it took illegal campaign donations
- To block renewable energy projects, Texas Republicans have weaponized conservation concerns
- Texas Republican candidate blames state’s water crisis on ‘illegal aliens’ and ‘foreigners’
- Gina Hinojosa calls on rival Gov. Greg Abbott to issue moratorium on new data centers
- South Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar votes to merge U.S. and Israeli militaries
- Ken Paxton receives unwelcome surprise at Washington, D.C., fundraiser
