San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders is promising to fix the city's infrastructure as he begins his second term.
Standing in front of a city work crew pouring asphalt today, Sanders pledged to start borrowing money to fill potholes and repair water mains that have been left to deteriorate as the city struggled with a 1.4 billion dollar pension deficit.
Sanders had nearly 54 percent of the vote in Tuesday's election, enough to avoid a runoff in November. Sanders raised just $426,000 in the race, getting outspent 10-to-1 by businessman Steve Francis.
