Category: Policy

Title 42 expired Thursday, May 11. A holdover policy implemented by the Trump administration, Title 42 allowed U.S. officials to turn away migrants who came to the U.S.-Mexico border seeking […]

We are all very proud that San Diego is home to the largest concentration of military assets in the world and the largest federal military workforce in the country. In […]

Earlier this month, San Diego City Councilmember Stephen Whitburn proposed an ordinance banning sidewalk encampments, at a Land Use and Housing Committee hearing. This ordinance would ban encampments across the city on […]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved California’s plan to mandate a growing number of zero-emission heavy-duty trucks in an effort to reduce pollution. The state aims to have […]

The Mexican consulate is undergoing some changes as Carlos Gonzalez Guitierrez, the current consul general in San Diego, has been nominated to lead the Mexican consulate in Los Ángeles. While […]

President Lopez Obrador visited Tijuana this month and met with Baja Governor Marina del Pilar to discuss the state’s water supply and alternative sources to the Colorado River. He also […]

Mission Complete… we have returned from our annual delegation trip to Washington D.C. with 170 San DIegans and it was a success! While we were there only for a few […]

We’re all systems go for our 15th annual delegation trip to Washington, DC. In years past, we’ve had government shutdowns, impeachment announcements, and of course a nice beverage or two. […]

Yay sports! Do the thing! Win the Points! And Happy Opening Day! This Saturday the San Diego State University men’s basketball team plays in their first ever Final Four! A […]

Spring has SPRUNG! And it’s time to Get Fit! The Chamber’s 30-day challenge, powered by Kaiser Permanente, started on Monday and runs through April 18th. Sign up here by March 26th […]