Aiming to minimize pollution on the Tijuana River Channel, Tijuana Councilmember Ivette Casillas created a program to clean up a large section of excessive mounds of plastic, sediment, debris, and […]
Read MoreThe recently imposed U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports as well as a group of products from China have prompted retaliatory action from Europ, Canada, Mexico, and China. This trade war […]
Read MoreMexican general elections took place July 1st. It was a historic election due to the high number of seats on the ballot: voters elected all 500 members of the House […]
Read MoreThe Veterans Honor Roll program was launched to encourage the hiring of veterans in the San Diego region and recognizes Chamber members who have a commitment to veteran employment. If […]
Read MoreAre you a growing, San Diego-based company? Are you looking to expand into foreign markets? Or, are you a defense contractor looking to diversify revenue? The San Diego Regional EDC can […]
Read MoreThe City of San Diego is preparing a new five-year Consolidated Plan (Fiscal Years 2020-2024) to identify community needs and priorities. The public is invited to share thoughts and suggestions at […]
Read MoreSANDAG presented their Regional Growth Forecast to the Chamber’s Public Policy Committee on July 10th and the Healthcare Committee on July 11th. There is expected to be continued population growth […]
Read MoreAs San Diego grapples with a growing housing crisis, a disconnect exists between where jobs are expected to be and where housing can be built. And, employer satisfaction regarding the […]
Read MoreOn June 19, the Chamber hosted the second installment of the 2018 Chamber Tech Series by Deloitte. The focus was around smart cities, smart bases, and connected government. Members engaged […]
Read MoreThe Chamber hosted San Diego Representatives Susan Davis, Scott Peters, Juan Vargas, and Darrell Issa at the annual Congressional Luncheon on June 29th moderated by QUALCOMM’s Monique Rodriquez, Senior Director […]
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