Local officials discuss Newsom executive order at Homelessness Summit
![State Sen. Catherine Blakespear’s second annual Homelessness Summit at UC San Diego on July 25 coincided with an executive order by Gov. Gavin Newsom for state agencies to clear homeless encampments. A panel discussion with Blakespear, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Assemblymember Chris Ward during the July 25 event, shortly after news of the executive broke, focused initially on the impact it might have. The executive order follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in city of Grants Pass v. Johnson, which affirmed the government’s ability to penalize people who camp on public property. Newsom said in a statement […]](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DMT-L-blakesp-pabel08-124.jpg?w=467 "State Sen. Catherine Blakespear’s second annual Homelessness Summit at UC San Diego on July 25 coincided with an executive order by Gov. Gavin Newsom for state agencies to clear homeless encampments. A panel discussion with Blakespear, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Assemblymember Chris Ward during the July 25 event, shortly after news of the executive broke, focused initially on the impact it might have. The executive order follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in city of Grants Pass v. Johnson, which affirmed the government’s ability to penalize people who camp on public property. Newsom said in a statement […]")
State Sen. Catherine Blakespear’s second annual Homelessness Summit at UC San Diego on July 25 coincided with an executive order by Gov. Gavin Newsom for state agencies to clear homeless encampments. A panel discussion with Blakespear, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Assemblymember Chris Ward during the July 25 event, shortly after news of the executive broke, focused initially...
![The new Pacific Highlands Ranch Library inches ever closer to completion. On Village Center Loop Road, across from the park and community center and at end of the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch’s promenade, a flourish of swirling signage now announces its presence. A peek through the windows and welcoming outdoor courtyards reveals a library already taking shape. During an update at the Carmel Valley Planning Board’s July 25 meeting, library staff reported that construction is projected to be complete by the end of August and the library will open to the public in October. Save the dates have yet […]](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DMT-L-PHRLibrary-01.jpg?w=249 "The new Pacific Highlands Ranch Library inches ever closer to completion. On Village Center Loop Road, across from the park and community center and at end of the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch’s promenade, a flourish of swirling signage now announces its presence. A peek through the windows and welcoming outdoor courtyards reveals a library already taking shape. During an update at the Carmel Valley Planning Board’s July 25 meeting, library staff reported that construction is projected to be complete by the end of August and the library will open to the public in October. Save the dates have yet […]")
![The 2024 San Diego County Fair wrapped up its very successful 20-day run on July 7. “AutoMatters & More” was there for several of those days, shooting thousands of photos plus more video than at any of the previous fairs. No doubt its organizers have already begun work on what will most certainly be even bigger and better 2025 San Diego County Fair. The theme of the 2024 San Diego County Fair was “Let’s go Retro.” As was written in a subsequent email blast from the Fair titled “Share Your Fair Feedback as We Go Back to the Future,” “We’ve […]](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DMT-l-automfair.jpg?w=620 "The 2024 San Diego County Fair wrapped up its very successful 20-day run on July 7. “AutoMatters & More” was there for several of those days, shooting thousands of photos plus more video than at any of the previous fairs. No doubt its organizers have already begun work on what will most certainly be even bigger and better 2025 San Diego County Fair. The theme of the 2024 San Diego County Fair was “Let’s go Retro.” As was written in a subsequent email blast from the Fair titled “Share Your Fair Feedback as We Go Back to the Future,” “We’ve […]")
