City employees are now three for three in competitive bidding against private companies.
Speaking at Balboa Park’s Hall of Champions, Ron Roberts, Chair of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, reported good fiscal news, announced new plans for fire protection and public safety and a healthier San Diego County in his State of the County Address Wednesday night.
City of San Diego voters might have a choice between pension reform measures come June.
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-El Cajon) announced Tuesday that he will host another community job fair, in partnership with the East and North County Career Centers, and the San Diego North and Poway Chambers of Commerce, on Feb. 24, from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Poway Community Center.
Chula Vista’s long-awaited waterfront development is expected to get final approval in the next three months and possibly have Nashville-based Gaylord Entertainment head development of a hotel and convention center once again.
In a closed session Monday, the San Diego City Council and Mayor Jerry Sanders will hear from outside counsel on a case that has challenged its campaign contribution restrictions.
The San Diego Superior Court is closing all its courtrooms and business offices for two days in February.
The construction week is slow at municipalities. None of the agencies have projects to update, and some have adjourned their meetings.
The city of San Marcos announced Thursday it has received the environmental permits necessary to move forward with the San Marcos Creek District.
San Diego City Councilmember Carl DeMaio on Wednesday announced a plan to combat San Diego’s poor rating in civic engagement that would alter public employee union rules to allow for increased volunteerism.
