Buy Things You Need While Helping Those In Need – That’s The GSB Difference! Give Something Back is your local workplace solutions company offering over 50,000 products you need to run your business: office supplies, breakroom and janitorial products, high-quality furniture, electronics, and printing services. We donate the majority of our San Diego profits back into […]
Read MoreMichael Love is honored with the 10News LEADership Award for organizing the Brother 2 Brother Young Men’s Leadership Conference.
Read MoreThe families of our all-volunteer military make unprecedented sacrifices these days to serve our country. Blue Star Families was founded by military spouses in 2009 to empower these families to thrive as they serve. We’re committed to strengthening military families by connecting them with their neighbors – individuals and organizations – to create vibrant communities of mutual […]
Read MoreThe U.S. Chamber Foundation is hosting a career event for military spouses May 16 – 17 at Camp Pendleton. See more information here: https://www.uschamberfoundation.org/event/camp-pendleton-military-spouse-career-event
Read MoreGeneral Dynamics NASSCO is hosting its Third Annual Neighborhood Clean-Up on Saturday, June 3rd. This year’s goal is to have at least 200 participants so that the company can expand their reach into the community. We encourage Chamber members to participate. For more information, please visit www.nassco.com/annualcleanup or download the flier.
Read MoreAs part of its #NameOurTug contest, General Dynamics NASSCO is inviting local K-8 students to help name their new tug boat. The contest will run May 2 – June 9. The contest winner will have the opportunity to participate in the christening of the new tug at a special ceremony this summer. The winner will […]
Read MoreThe San Diego City Council unanimously voted to support the City Department of Homeland Security’s proposed drone ordinance. The ordinance will align the City’s standards with existing FAA guidelines, and does not go beyond that. The ordinance will provide local law enforcement with the tools they need while allowing drones to be used safely and […]
Read MoreAB 5, introduced by Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, will not be pursued for the remainder of the year, providing businesses additional time to respond to the proposal. The bill stipulated that prior to hiring a new full time employee, employers would be required to offer additional hours to all part time employees and provide training […]
Read MoreTwo state bills the Chamber strongly opposed have been amended and dropped for the year, respectively. AB 199 (Chu) would have required prevailing wage on all residential building projects, increasing the cost per unit up to $80,000, and further exacerbated the region’s housing crisis. AB 1506 (Bonta) would have expanded rent control throughout the state. […]
Read MoreThe Chamber, in partnership with the Water Reliability Coalition, was awarded a grant by the San Diego Foundation to execute three workshops, a summit, and an awareness campaign around the potential for Stormwater capture and reuse. The first workshop filled the Chamber Boardroom with 80 attendees on April 19th. A recap video of the workshop […]
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