San Diego is shrinking some city bureaucracy and laying off the city’s highest-paid worker to help close a $258 million deficit, but Mayor Todd Gloria still hasn’t made emergency cuts to services that some have called for.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has announced plans to consolidate several city departments and eliminate vacant positions in order to save $5.3 million annually and close a $258 million budget deficit within the next four months.

San Diego mayor Todd Gloria, facing an approximately $258 million budget deficit in the 2025/2026 fiscal year, announced personnel moves Tuesday that he said would save the city $5 million, or 2% of its shortfall.

Re “San Diego taxpayers spent more than $8,000 on mayor’s trip to Philippines, records show” (Feb. 18): Mayor Todd Gloria joins Gov. Gavin Newsom and Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-San

Mayor Todd Gloria on Tuesday announced that he was eliminating San Diego’s top bureaucratic position: chief operating officer. The announcement included the news that Gloria would be taking over the

State of the City address, Mayor Todd Gloria emphasized the need for strategic decisions to address San Diego’s $258 million budget deficit. The mayor noted that this was a moment of

Rather than respond to City Council’s request to roll back the bonus accessory dwelling unit program to align with state accessory dwelling unit law, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and his allies are