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The second week of Fiesta is ready with more family-friendly events. One of them is Fiesta favorite, King William Fair, which features live music, more than 200 arts and crafts vendors and plenty of food! It's Saturday, April 27, in the King William neighborhood.

Fiesta is in full swing, and now people are getting ready for the parades. The Cavaliers parade is Monday. But Eyewitness News reporter Vanessa Croix caught up with one man, who spends all year, getting ready for one of the oldest and largest parades in the country. MORE: https://on.kens5.com/2DsZo0u

Noah Patterson stops by the KENS 5 studio to share what you can expect at this year's King William Fair.

Early voting begins Monday for the race for Mayor of San Antonio and all of the ten city council seats. The election is May 4.

Millions of people are expected to take part in this year's Fiesta. While most of us will be having fun at the parades, or maybe the carnival, there are some people out there looking to steal while others celebrate. Jason Meza with the Better Business Bureau visits the KENS 5 studios to remind of to double check a few things before heading out to Fiesta.

One San Antonio church is encouraging families and children to find the true meaning of Easter, but they're not forgetting about the holiday fun.

Brian Billec and Mark Davis share more on what you can expect from the two-day Cajun Festival next weekend, April 27-28.

Police say a homeowner shot and killed an intruder who tried to sneak into the garage as the door was closing. This was early sunday morning at an apartment complex on the north side.

What's Easter weekend without a little egg hunt?!

The Battle of Flowers Parade publicist John Bloodsworth says this year people started marking their spots as early as Easter Sunday. Many accept the tradition, but not everyone thinks it's safe. MORE: https://on.kens5.com/2DsZo0u

A non-profit, known for helping a community in need, needs your help. "I Heart Yo Sneaks" is hosting an event to help raise money to give back to local at-risk youth. Henry Mahome stops by the KENS 5 studio to share more on how you can help.

The celebration will allow the young dance students of San Antonio's Jewel of Art Dance Studio to perform for Fiesta-goers.

Eydee Cox has a unique family tradition when it comes to decorating her home for Fiesta. She talked with KENS 5 about the story behind her Fiesta tree that is making the rounds on social media.

The city's biggest party with a purpose continues and coming up next week is Taster of the Northside benefitting the Brighton Center. Katrina Campbell shares more on everything you need to know about the mouth-watering event.

It's only its second year as a Fiesta event, but if the turnout is any indication, Chanclas y Cervezas is a hit for San Antonio's biggest party.

Niku Kazori explores the beauty of Canyon Lake in this week's New to Town segment.

Get your hands on some new plants for your garden this week at the Annual Cactus and Zerophyte Show. Barbara Schultze and Mandy Bulmer stop by the studio to share more on the official Fiesta event.