San Diego gathers receipts, hopes for FEMA help after floods - The San Diego Union-Tribune
City officials are hopeful for federal reimbursement — but they know it's 'not a fast process,' and their spending is hitting their budget hard
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City officials are hopeful for federal reimbursement — but they know it's 'not a fast process,' and their spending is hitting their budget hard
Two of San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria’s senior staff members signed off on a military training exercise that rattled residents last year, emails obtained by Team 10 show.
The position will be filled by a "post-9/11 veteran with a service- connected disability, whose job will be to develop career opportunities within local government.
City officials prepping strategy to apply for competitive grants included in $1.2T new law
Advertisement San Diego has been hit harder than many other cities because its economy is so reliant on tourism and conventions, which have been dramatically curtailed during the pandemic. City officials and the city’s federal lobbyist say they are pleased so far with the House of Representatives version of the relief bill, but they note that the Senate version is likely to take precedence before a final bill is adopted in early March. Mayor Todd Gloria last month delayed possible emergency budget cuts until city officials could get more information about federal relief. Gloria is scheduled...