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An investigator found that Bravo's attack on Councilwoman Ana Sandoval violated city equal employment opportunity, anti-harassment and workplace violence directives.

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San Antonio Councilman Mario Bravo had the dubious distinction of appearing twice in our top stories.

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Mayor Ron Nirenberg said the actions against the District 1 councilman are 'a preliminary step until an investigation on the events in question is completed.'

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A blowup by Bravo ahead of a city budget vote reportedly left council colleague Ana Sandoval, his former romantic parter, in tears.

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Of the total, $95 million is set aside for property tax relief, and the city also is giving its civilian employees a 5% raise.

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