The Chamber Board of Directors voted unanimously to oppose H.R. 1813, a bill introduced by Representative Mike Rogers (AL) to impose a 2 percent tax on remittance transactions sent from […]
Read MoreThe Chamber along with our partners at the Otay Chamber are supporting efforts by Congressman Juan Vargas to secure funding in the federal budget for the expansion of the existing […]
Read MoreThis proposal continues to gain momentum throughout the state whose stakeholders recognize the immense opportunity a trade office in Mexico can offer California businesses and entrepreneurs. California has the sixth […]
Read MoreA concession payment will be made by the end of the month to confirm Baja Rail’s ownership of the Desert Line, which connects San Diego with Plaster City, passing through […]
Read MoreRodulfo Figueroa, Baja Delegate of INAMI, has announced that the opening of the southbound pedestrian entrance at the western side of the San Ysidro Port of Entry, known as PedWest, […]
Read MoreThe 4th Annual Building a Competitive U.S.-Mexico Border Conference was held at the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute on June 14th, 2017, in Washington D.C. Co-hosted by the Border Trade Alliance, […]
Read MoreA group of U.S.-Mexico stakeholders have been working together since March of 2016 to foster border-wide collaboration on shared goals of prosperity and security. The Chamber was a founding member of this network […]
Read MoreThe Chamber is proud to promote Sean Karafin to Vice President of Public Policy and Economic Research. Sean Karafin, as the Vice President of Public Policy and Economic Research, oversees […]
Read MoreJoin us August 3rd for the first of two workshops looking at Community Choice Aggregation, or “CCAs.” Seen by some as a mechanism to increase renewables, many city and county […]
Read MoreSeaWorld’s proposed Electric Eel project was unanimously approved by the San Diego City Council on June 20th. The project has already been approved by the Mission Bay Park Committee, the […]
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