Mayor Todd Gloria announces $5M in cuts in attempt to balance budget
Mayor Todd Gloria announced a series of budget cuts Tuesday "designed to generate cost savings and minimize service-level reductions," according to his office. Gloria said 31 city jobs were eliminated, including that of Chief Operating Officer Eric Dargan. All those positions were vacant except for COO.
Political analyst explains how San Diego's budget deficit could impact taxpayers
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Mayor Todd Gloria announced his plans Tuesday to merge seven city departments with others and lay off the city’s highest-paid worker, saving a grand total of around $5 million. As SDSU professor Brian Adams points out, there’s still around $250 million left.
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