EDC News
Reps. Juan Vargas, Bill Huizenga Legislation to Modernize Credit Union Board Requirements Passes House
Feb18
U.S. Representatives Juan Vargas (CA-52) and Bill Huizenga (MI-04), members of the House Financial Services Committee, announced the passage of their legislation to update the requirements for federal credit union board meetings in the House of Representatives. This bill will allow federal credit union boards in good standing to meet every other month instead of monthly, allowing them to focus their resources on serving consumers and small businesses and supporting economic activity at the local
San Diego International Airport (SAN) marks 2024 as its busiest year ever!
Feb11
San Diego International Airport (SAN) marks 2024 as its busiest year ever with 25.24 million passengers recorded traveling through the airport’s terminals. This record breaking year surpasses the previous busiest record of 25.18 million passengers served in 2019. “This is a true sign of recovery and growth,” said Kimberly Becker, President and CEO, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. “Each year following the pandemic, the numbers of travelers recorded at our airport has increased. We
City of Coronado Plastics Reduction Ordinance
Feb06
The City Council took the first step toward adopting a plastics reduction ordinance at its Feb. 4 meeting, approving the first reading of the proposed regulations. The ordinance, which will return for final adoption on Feb. 18, aims to reduce single-use plastics. If adopted, the new rules will take effect 180 days later. The City is planning community outreach efforts and a Project Coronado page to provide information and resources for residents and businesses. More
Elected Officials Meet and Greet at the San Diego Country Club
Feb03
The South County Economic Development Council (SCEDC) recently hosted an important gathering, bringing together our esteemed Board of Directors with the elected leaders representing South County. This event served as a platform to showcase how SCEDC is dedicated to building a stronger community through job creation, improved infrastructure and housing, and forward-thinking workforce development. It was an opportunity to engage both newly elected officials and long-standing public servants in discussions about shaping the region’s future.