Category: Policy
City Explores Feasibility of Municipal Utility
The City of San Diego’s Environment Committee heard an update on their first report of a multi-phased study to evaluate the feasibility for the City to create its own public […]
Read MoreCounty Planning and Development Services Department Update
The Chamber’s Policy Team continues to be part of stakeholder discussions involving development services’ process improvements at the City and County. Last week, County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer presented a board […]
Read MoreTijuana River Valley Update
The region is seeking a Federal State of Emergency due to the ongoing influx of sewage, industrial discharges, and trash from the Tijuana River. Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre urged […]
Read MoreWorld Economic Forum
The City of San Diego is partnering with the World Economic Forum for a City Sprint series. These workshops are focused on developing strategies to implement the City’s new Climate […]
Read MoreLa Media Road Improvement Project Underway
Chamber President & CEO Jerry Sanders, and Executive Director of International Business Affairs Kenia Zamarripa joined city and county officials last week to celebrate the beginning of the $60.6 million […]
Read More2024 Mexican Presidential Election Updates
Earlier this month, several officials resigned from their posts to pursue their presidential candidacy with the MORENA party. This included Mexico City Governor Claudia Sheinbaum, Secretary of Foreign Affairs Marcelo […]
Read MoreCounty of San Diego Budget Discussions
San Diego County department heads recently revealed their spending plans for 2024, providing insight on proposed spending increases that will raise the county budget by 10 percent. The office that […]
Read MoreCounty Board of Supervisors Special Election Update in District 4
At their May 2 meeting, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to hold a special election to fill the District 4 seat, formerly held by Nathan Fletcher. […]
Read MoreCity of San Diego’s Reach Code and Building Electrification Update
The City’s Climate Action Plan calls for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in order to achieve net zero by 2035. Because residential and commercial buildings are responsible for nearly 25% of […]
Read MoreCalifornia Air Resources Board (CARB) Update on Advance Clean Fleets
REVIEW ADVANCED CLEAN FLEETS ZERO-EMISSION VEHICLE REGULATIONS SUMMARY HERE The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has approved a groundbreaking regulation called “Advanced Clean Fleets,” which aims to transition […]
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