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The national economic recession has affected every city in the nation, and the City of San Diego is no exception. To minimize its impact on San Diegans, Mayor Sanders has taken aggressive measures to preserve precious tax dollars and ensure they are used wisely and efficiently. Learn More.
Mayor Sanders is teaming up with business and community leaders to expand the local economy by growing industries such as our promising Cleantech sector and using federal stimulus funds on projects that will create jobs for San Diegans. Learn More.
San Diego imports nearly all of its water from Northern California and the Colorado River. For decades, those supplies were steady and sufficient for our needs. Not anymore. San Diego is taking steps to improve water reliability and promote water conservation. Learn More.
Mayor Sanders is working with convention center officials, as well as community and business leaders, to determine the feasibility of expanding the San Diego Convention Center. Learn More.
The City of San Diego is considering building a new Civic Center. For Mayor Sanders, it's a simple business decision: if it will save the City money, he'll support it; if it doesn't, he won't. Learn More.
More than three decades after a public library master plan deemed it necessary, San Diego is closer than ever to building a new Central Library. And without using any money from the City's general fund. Learn More.
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| 02/06/10 | Fire Station 33 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony |
| 02/03/10 | Sanders Opposes Pay Increase for Mayor and City Councilmembers (PDF) |
| 01/31/10 | Debunking the Bankruptcy Myth (PDF) |
| 01/28/10 | Mayor Appoints Larry Baza and Todd Figi to the Commission for Arts and Culture (PDF) |
| 01/27/10 | Mayor Announces 18% Drop In Crime for 2009 (PDF) |