Raises questions about developer's political contributions and material changes to project.
todd gloria
Current Mayor among three who fell below 50% in re-election primaries.
Candidates spent money promoting partisan opponents to game General Election.
Judging Todd Gloria on his words and deeds, he doesn't deserve another term.
Juzgando a Todd Gloria por sus palabras y hechos, no se merece otro mandato.
Pro-Gloria political group uses tactic to better Mayor's chances in November election.
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<p>A new poll conducted in the last month suggests that a majority of San Diegans are looking for new leadership at City Hall just as first-term Mayor Todd Gloria starts gearing up his re-election campaign for next year's election.</p>
<p>"Nearly six-in-ten voters (59 percent) think the city has gotten off on the wrong track," the poll analysis states. "Only 36 percent say it is heading in the right direction."</p>
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<p>A San Diego power couple lobbied for the approval of a development team to rebuild the Sports Arena property but failed to file public disclosure forms until after the City Council selected their team from among three bidders. </p>
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<p><span><span><span><span>The City of San Diego is moving quickly to approve a redevelopment project at the site of the current Sports Arena, but the process seems to be lacking proper due diligence and vetting of the Mayor’s favored developer, reminiscent of the process that led to the disastrous 101 Ash St debacle in 2016.</span></span></span></span></p>
The settlement includes a paragraph that declares that Elliott has given written and verbal advice to the Council to reject the agreement.