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SANDAG's executive committee held a discussion of Hasan Ikhrata's performance review behind closed doors. -
According to the joint letter, the municipalities concerned — the majority of which are Republican-controlled — want a more "collaborative" county policy strategy.
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Locally, this means Gloria will not seek the chairmanship at the San Diego Association of Governments.
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Lawson-Remer said that more native plants aren't just good for the environment; they also benefit the regional economy in the form of more landscaping and related service jobs.
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With a $1 billion annual budget, the San Diego Association of Governments is a taxpayer-funded planning agency that helps make transportation and other long-term regional decisions.
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Existing fees for lost or damaged items, interlibrary loans and accounts referred to collections will still need to be paid or resolved.
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Neighbors say detour traffic is causing a safety issue in their residential neighborhood.
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A crumbling seaside cliff has become a money pit for local officials trying to protect the train tracks that connect San Diego and Los Angeles.
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A private waste hauling company is moving Carlsbad and Chula Vista into compliance with new state food waste rules.
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Just one employee would be allowed to use a SANDAG card for meals: CEO Hasan Ikhrata, one of the agency’s most frequent spenders.
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