Newsletters
Newsletters


- From the Mayor's Desk
Budget Survey Launches as City Prepares for Tough Choices
- From the Mayor's Desk
- From the Mayor's Desk
Budget Season Begins with Focus on Fiscal Discipline
- From the Mayor's Desk
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter, Mayor Todd Gloria shares updates to the Balboa Park parking program that will expand free parking for City of San Diego residents starting March 2 while creating a dedicated funding stream for park maintenance. The newsletter also highlights San Diego’s selection to host Olympic soccer during the LA28 Games, new data showing a nearly 50 percent reduction in homelessness along the San Diego River, and continued progress on affordable housing, public safety, and regional investments.
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter, Mayor Todd Gloria highlights San Diego’s continued leadership on housing, with nearly 80 percent of new apartments opening countywide in 2026 located within city limits. The weekly update also details measurable public safety improvements citywide, including continued crime reductions and expanded emergency response capacity reported in the 2025 Progress Report (read the full report at sandiego.gov/2025progress). Additional stories focus on cutting red tape to support behavioral healthcare providers, and launching a major energy retrofit program to modernize public facilities, cut emissions, and lower long-term costs while advancing climate goals.
Mayor Gloria Signs Community Plan Updates, Advances Infrastructure, and Expands Economic Opportunity
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter, Mayor Todd Gloria highlighted the signing of the Clairemont and College Area Community Plan updates to add housing capacity and improve safety, mobility, and public spaces. The update also covered global economic milestones, new funding for stormwater upgrades, financial assistance for trash and recycling fees, and state funding to move forward Grove Neighborhood Park in San Diego's Otay Mesa-Nestor neighborhoods.
Mayor Todd Gloria Outlines Progress, Fiscal Responsibility, and Next Steps in State of the City
- From the Mayor's Desk
- From the Mayor's Desk
New State Law Targets Sex Trafficking, While Housing, Wages, and Infrastructure See Major Progress
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s “From the Mayor’s Desk” newsletter, Mayor Todd Gloria highlights the implementation of a new state law that shifts accountability in prostitution and human trafficking cases by holding sex buyers responsible and protecting victims in impacted neighborhoods like Barrio Logan, along with major progress converting the long-vacant 101 Ash Street tower into 247 affordable homes after securing federal funding, a new local minimum wage increase to $17.75 per hour, the opening of new affordable homes and park improvements in San Ysidro through the City’s Bridge to Home program, early data showing rents declining as housing production increases, and new road repairs underway across Eastern and Southern San Diego as the City continues working to fix the roads.
