To prevent the resurgence of street vendors and protect the city's beach towns and communal areas, San Diego City Council will move forward with hiring nearly four-dozen park rangers.
SAN DIEGO – San Diego is following through with plans to strengthen its one-year-old crackdown on street vending, a local phenomena that became a widespread public nuisance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In order to enforce street-vending ordinances, the city will hire nearly four-dozen new park rangers to both monitor street vending and protect San Diego’s local beaches, parks, and other communal areas.Councilmember Joe LaCava joined KUSI’s Rafer Weigel to discuss the controversy surrounding this cost.
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