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Homelessness Drops Nearly 14% in City of San Diego, Plus Major Infrastructure Update in Otay Mesa and More Good News

- From the Mayor's Desk

This week’s "From the Mayor's Desk" newsletter highlights a nearly 14% drop in homelessness within San Diego’s city limits—proof that shelter expansions, housing investments, and the Unsafe Camping Ordinance are making a measurable impact. To sustain progress, Mayor Gloria is backing SB 569, legislation that would require Caltrans to coordinate with cities to address encampments along freeways on state property. Also featured: major upgrades to La Media Road to improve cross-border commerce in Otay Mesa and an update on the City’s transition plan for the Rosecrans Shelter.
 
Homelessness State Property vs City Property

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Final Budget, Housing Progress, and a Tribute in Clairemont

- From the Mayor's Desk

In this week’s “News from the Mayor’s Desk,” Mayor Gloria released his balanced Final Proposed Budget for FY2026, highlighted new data showing housing reforms are helping lower rents, and announced the renaming of a Clairemont park in honor of fallen Officer Austin Machitar. The newsletter also includes updates on public safety, infrastructure, international partnerships, and more.

 
Balance and equity

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Upgraded Parks, Equity-Driven Budget, and Expanded Homelessness Solutions

- From the Mayor's Desk

In this week’s newsletter, Mayor Gloria spotlights a new investment in upgraded sports courts at Neal Petties Mountain View Community Park, part of the City’s push for more equitable access to recreation. Also in this week's newsletter: The Fiscal Year 2026 Draft Budget centers equity while protecting key programs that serve vulnerable communities; previewing the new Safe Parking site near the airport, groundbreaking on affordable housing in Cortez Hill, and answers to public questions about proposed Humane Society funding changes.

 
Mayor Todd Gloria at a basketball court

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