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 […]
Read MoreThe 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 […]
Read MorePresident 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 […]
Read MoreMission 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 […]
Read MoreWe’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. […]
Read MoreYay 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 […]
Read MoreSpring 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 […]
Read MoreA few new bills have been introduced this legislative session to reform the process by which propositions make their way onto the ballot. Most are in response to specific industry […]
Read MoreIn honor of Women’s History month, Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins has recognized 23 women who have and continue to accomplish great things in their communities including Chamber Board […]
Read MoreThis month, Chamber President and CEO Jerry Sanders visited Tijuana to meet with the San Diego-Tijuana task force that was created last year to promote the region as the main […]
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