Welcome to Our San Diego Blog!
Welcome to our blog dedicated to all things San Diego! We are excited to share with you the latest news, insights, and perspectives on the city’s economy, politics, and sustainability initiatives. Our team of writers and researchers are passionate about San Diego’s growth and progress, and we hope to inspire and inform our readers with our content.
Who We Are
Our team is comprised of experts in various fields, including economics, politics, and environmental sustainability. We are committed to providing accurate, timely, and insightful information about San Diego, and we strive to be a reliable source of news and analysis for our readers.
Our Goals
Our primary goal is to provide our readers with a comprehensive understanding of San Diego’s economy, political landscape, and environmental initiatives. We aim to:
- Offer timely and accurate news and analysis on San Diego’s economy, political developments, and environmental sustainability efforts.
- Educate our readers on the key factors driving San Diego’s growth and success, as well as the challenges the city faces.
- Highlight the contributions of local businesses, organizations, and individuals who are making a positive impact on the city’s economy and environment.
- Foster a community of engaged readers who are passionate about San Diego and its future.
Other topics we plan to cover include:
- San Diego’s financial expertise: As a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, San Diego is also home to a thriving financial sector. We’ll be covering the latest trends and developments in the city’s financial industry, including fintech startups, investment firms, short-term payday loans, personal loans, and more.
- San Diego’s booming technology sector and its impact on the local economy: San Diego is known for its cutting-edge technology companies, including Qualcomm, Intuit, and Illumina. We’ll be exploring how these companies are driving the city’s economy and shaping its future.
- The city’s role as a hub for defense and military innovation: San Diego is home to the largest concentration of military personnel in the world, and is a hub for military innovation and technology. We’ll be covering the latest developments in defense research and development, as well as the economic impact of the military on the city.
- Immigration and border policy and their impact on San Diego’s economy and culture: San Diego is located just a few miles from the US-Mexico border, and immigration and border policy have a significant impact on the city’s economy and culture. We’ll be exploring the latest developments in immigration policy and their effects on San Diego’s residents and businesses.
- The city’s commitment to sustainability, including its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and increase renewable energy use: San Diego is committed to sustainability and has set ambitious goals for reducing its carbon footprint and increasing its use of renewable energy. We’ll be covering the city’s progress towards these goals, as well as the latest innovations in clean energy and sustainable infrastructure.
- The impact of tourism on San Diego’s economy and culture: San Diego is a popular tourist destination, with millions of visitors each year. We’ll be exploring the economic impact of tourism on the city, as well as the cultural events and activities that make San Diego a unique and vibrant place to visit.
Local events, festivals, and cultural activities that showcase San Diego’s diverse communities: San Diego is home to a rich and diverse mix of cultures, and there are always exciting events and activities happening throughout the city. We’ll be highlighting some of the best cultural festivals, art exhibits, and other events that showcase the unique character of San Diego’s communities.
Our Top Picks
Our team of experts is committed to bringing you the latest news and insights about San Diego’s economy, politics, and sustainability. Here are some of our top articles and series you can discover on our blog:
- What the Corporate Media Isn’t Telling You About Reopening Risks
The narrative around the United States’ coronavirus pandemic took a sharp turn in late June, as a significant increase in new infections emerged, especially in Southern and Western states that had initially avoided the worst of the outbreak. Media reports rapidly changed from claiming that reopening had few negative consequences (Reuters, 5/17/20; Tampa Bay Times, - Cory Briggs’ Mayoral Candidacy: Tilting Windmills at the YIMBY Menace?
Time is of the essence for this discussion… Environmental attorney and mayoral candidate Cory Briggs has taken to Facebook, clarifying that his campaign is focused on challenging the “phony” YIMBY (Yes In My Back Yard) movement. Here’s his opening statement. We must immediately halt all YIMBY proposals to lift height limits and eliminate parking requirements - ALEC Comes to San Diego
Progressives in San Diego may not be pleased with the arrival of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) in the city. Their visit might be considered as unwelcome as the Omicron variant, as ALEC’s agenda can be seen as harmful. The San Diego Union Tribune recently reported that San Diego will host hundreds of legislators, - Will California Continue Stem Cell Research
Proposition 14 is on the November ballot in California, asking voters to approve the issuance of $5.5 billion in bonds over a ten-year period for stem cell research. The payments from the General Fund will be $310 million annually for a period of up to 25 years, with the final cost, including interest, being $7.8