Political analyst explains how San Diego's budget deficit could impact taxpayers
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Mayor Todd Gloria announced his plans Tuesday to merge seven city departments with others and lay off the city’s highest-paid worker, saving a grand total of around $5 million. As SDSU professor Brian Adams points out, there’s still around $250 million left.
Mayor Todd Gloria will announce a series of budget cuts Tuesday "designed to generate cost savings and minimize service-level ...
Todd Gloria said he paid his own way to Manila and back, but his office acknowledged that two members of the mayor’s security ...
The city will possibly increase revenue as much as $100 million from parking changes and single-family home trash pickup, but still faces a large deficit for the 2025/2026 budget year ...
Twenty years ago, the city’s politics were in such chaos that by April 2005, the mayor at the time, Dick Murphy, announced he ...
San Diego is shrinking some city bureaucracy and laying off the city’s highest-paid worker to help close a $258 million ...
It will convert traffic lanes on the west side of Normal Street, from University Avenue to Lincoln Avenue, to a pedestrian ...
Mayor Todd Gloria on Friday dropped plans for a controversial, giant homeless shelter at Kettner Boulevard and Vine Street ...
State of the City address, Mayor Todd Gloria emphasized the need for strategic decisions to address San Diego’s $258 million ...
San Diego officials plan to recommend three alternatives to expand homeless shelter capacity, as the city braces for a budget ...
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