San Diego lost a true legend on April 8th, when Herbert C. Meyer passed away while vacationing with his family in Spokane, Washington.

With a heavy heart, we adjourn today's meeting in honor of Arie de Jong Jr, a man whose life embodied the true meaning of faith, family, and community.

Stachetober is usually celebrated in October, but with May being Mental Health Awareness Month, we had the opportunity to honor our brave firefighters for their work.

I am proud to support the collaborative effort between National CORE, the City of San Marcos, and the County of San Diego in completing the reconstruction of the Villa Serena affordable housing community.

Why are we seeing more and more homeless people on the streets? It's a question every San Diegan is asking themselves. Despite billions of dollars being spent, why is the problem only worsening? One of the biggest reasons is the State's approach, Housing First.

If you're a pet owner, having a plan for your furry friend during an emergency is crucial.

Last week, California utility companies rolled out a new fixed-rate bill proposal. The basics of the proposal are the more you make, the more you pay for the flat rate. Then there will be a reduced usage charges, subsidized for all households by the flat rate.

Drowning is a tragic and preventable occurrence that takes the lives of far too many people, especially children.

Last year, San Diego Supervisor Anderson and I partnered on a program called the Agriculture Pass, designed to assist commercial livestock and agriculture operators in a wildfire or other disaster.

Earlier today, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution to support Senate Bill, 832, which would prioritize public safety when placing Sexually Violent Predators.