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Refining Housing Policies, Enhancing Public Safety, and Advancing Equity
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter: Mayor Todd Gloria is taking steps to refine its Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Density Bonus Program to ensure it delivers more housing while addressing community concerns. The mayor and the City Council has also repealed Footnote 7, restoring transparency and public input in land-use decisions in Southeastern San Diego. Plus: Mayor Gloria is backing two state bills to combat human trafficking and improve public safety, alongside coordinated City efforts to enhance conditions in Barrio Logan. A new state bill sponsored by the Mayor, SB 569, would require Caltrans to work with local governments on addressing freeway encampments. The City also remains committed to equity, with millions invested in underserved communities and systemic reforms ensuring fairness in City governance for generations to come.
San Diego Celebrates Soccer Milestone, Housing Progress, and National Recognition
- An Update on Homelessness
In this week's "From the Mayor's Desk" newsletter: San Diego celebrated a historic moment as San Diego FC played its inaugural home opener at Snapdragon Stadium, solidifying the city’s reputation as a major soccer destination. A newly signed law strengthens efforts to preserve affordable housing, ensuring more low-income residents can remain in their homes. The City continues to lead in addressing homelessness, with the latest Homekey project in Mission Valley converting a former extended-stay hotel into 161 new homes. San Diego’s commitment to innovation and sustainability was also recognized nationally, earning What Works Cities Silver Certification for excellence in data-driven government and LEED Gold Certification for leadership in sustainability.
- An Update on Homelessness
In this week's "Update on Homelessness and Housing" from Mayor Gloria: San Diego is set to receive more than $25.8 million in state Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) funds to continue programs that bring people off the streets and into stable housing. These funds have supported thousands with shelter, outreach, and family reunification. The City is also expanding Safe Parking, opening a new women’s shelter, and investing in affordable housing through our innovative Bridge to Home program.
Expanding Shelter, Enhancing Safety, and Amplifying Community Voices
- From the Mayor's Desk
Turning the Tide on Homelessness and Housing
- An Update on Homelessness
Addressing Behavioral Health, Housing, and Public Safety in San Diego
- From the Mayor's Desk
Progress in Housing and Removing Encampments Along the San Diego River
- From the Mayor's Desk
- From the Mayor's Desk
New California Laws, Big Wins for our Community, Get Ready for Rain and more
- From the Mayor's Desk
This week’s From the Mayor’s Desk newsletter highlights key updates as California’s new laws take effect. San Diego is implementing reforms to conservatorship laws, expanding emergency shelter options, and enhancing tenant protections. Also in the newsletter: residents are encouraged to prepare for the rainy season with flood insurance and other safety tips. Plus, the City’s Get It Done app makes it easier than ever to report non-emergency issues like graffiti and missed trash pickup, helping keep San Diego clean and safe.
Mayor Gloria Sworn In for Second Term, Affordable Housing Advances, and Water Savings Secured
- From the Mayor's Desk
In this week’s "From the Mayor’s Desk" newsletter, Mayor Todd Gloria begins his second term with a commitment to continue addressing homelessness, accelerating housing production, and improving infrastructure while keeping San Diego one of the safest big cities in America. Progress continues with the Bridge to Home program, which will deliver 592 new affordable homes in neighborhoods like City Heights, Southcrest, and Grantville. Regional water savings also take center stage, with an agreement that conserves water in Lake Mead and saves San Diegans $20 million. Additional updates include the upcoming increase in San Diego’s minimum wage to $17.25 an hour and a newly completed roundabout in Otay Mesa that enhances safety and traffic flow.
