On August 30, the Chamber hosted the second of two workshops on Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) following the release of the City of San Diego’s CCA feasibility study which looked […]
Read MoreIn recent years, environmental groups have advocated for stormwater capture and reuse as a sustainable water supply source with multiple benefits, but there are still many unknowns about the feasibility […]
Read MoreLast week French artist JR unveiled an art installation at the Tecate border. Since 2001, JR has been pasting his black and white images all over the world. He launched […]
Read MoreThe Chamber attended a binational panel hosted by the National Albondigas Political Society (NAPS) on September 8. Paola Avila, on behalf of the Chamber, participated in a panel along with […]
Read MoreDriven by the lack of understanding of the border region in both Washington, D.C. and Mexico City, the Chamber worked with other like-minded organizations to co-found #OneBorder, a network of […]
Read MoreLast week, President Trump announced a phasing out of the DACA program by March of 2018. The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, created under the Obama administration, supported hundreds of […]
Read MoreEl Universal celebrates 100 years with an outdoor exhibition open 24 hours through September 28 at the Arts District in Liberty Station, Barracks 14, in Point Loma. Admission is free […]
Read MoreKimberly Hunt, News Anchor from 10 News, paid a visit to the Guadalupe Valley to learn about Baja’s wine industry. She had the opportunity to meet with Vineyard Monte Xanic’s […]
Read MoreThe Chamber welcomed Ambassador Bayan Sami Rahman, from Kurdistan (Iraq), who met with Director of International Business Affairs, Kenia Zamarripa, on August 16. The meeting provided insightful information about the […]
Read MoreThe Chamber has been working with Anthony Kleppe, Senior Asset Manager with the General Services Administration (GSA) to receive updates on the upcoming temporary closure of southbound vehicle traffic on […]
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