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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed into law on Friday his second Housing Action Package to add new affordable housing throughout the city, over a month after it was passed by the city council.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed the Housing Action Plan 2.0 into law on Friday to help expedite housing construction across the city.

With the city seeking to woo housing developers, its first comprehensive review of historical protections in many years comes as some neighborhoods see such rules as a line of defense against high-density housing.

ABC 10News Reporter Dani Miskell breaks down what the mayor promised to do in 2023 regarding the housing crisis; his opponents in the upcoming mayoral race weigh in.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria discusses the Housing Action Package 2.0 after it passes city council and Joey Safchik meets with the San Diego Housing Commission's...

"We also should make sure we’re thinking about people experiencing homelessness as neighbors to help, not a faceless problem to manage."

Andrea Schlageter, Chair of San Diego's volunteer Community Planners Committee, has alerted her fellow planners of Mayor Todd Gloria's plan to issue a second housing "package." In a brief email to planners (reprinted here with her permission) Schlageter states, "... there is something I would like everyone to keep at top of mind. Early next…

County supervisor election could revive interest in developing more open land

The proposal from the mayor getting the most attention is a decision to embrace SB 10, a law that essentially allows property owners to replace a single-family home with up to 10 units near public transit.

The package would see San Diego embrace the controversial state law known as SB 10 and accelerate the conversion of scrap yards and public land to housing.