The County of San Diego has launched the Great Plates Delivered program, a state-funded initiative aimed at connecting struggling local restaurants to high-risk seniors to encourage staying at home by […]
Read MoreApril 30 – Weekly Update This week felt like a roller-coaster ride. Beaches across the county were reopened on Monday, just in time for surfers to view the bio-luminescent “red […]
Read MoreAttitude Brewing – Selection of specialty drinks, beer, and food for pick-up and delivery Carnitas Snack Shack – A Cinco de Mayo cookout will be hosted on Harbor Dr. on […]
Read MoreTo help San Diego restaurants reach customers as they’ve shifted to delivery and takeout services during the coronavirus […]
Read MoreOn March 5, a group of approximately 20 Chamber members visited the Pure Water Demonstration Facility for a guided tour and a briefing from the City’s Public Utilities Department. The […]
Read MoreAs part of our mission to further economic development and national and international commerce, we know travel is a large part of our members’ business operations. With the REAL ID […]
Read MoreOn March 10, the San Diego City Council approved the Mount Etna proposal with an 8-1 vote. The project, which will build over 400 affordable homes – many of which […]
Read MoreThe Chamber will host the California Veterans Board Meeting on Wednesday, March 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. The California Veterans Board is an entity of the California Department […]
Read MoreThe Chamber will continue to share information received from our partners regarding best practices and guidance around Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). In accordance with directives from state and local leaders, […]
Read MoreEarlier this year, Governor Newsom announced his 2020-21 budget which included a significant investment in the Tijuana River Valley. Regional stakeholders, including the Chamber, issued letters of support for the […]
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