SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The homeless crisis in San Diego is a topic where almost every politician seems to have a solution but most believe the crisis has gotten worse. On Wednesday night, Mayor Todd Gloria put a lot of the blame on other local governments.

Mayor Todd Gloria welcomed the era of austerity in his State of the City speech Wednesday, promising to tame a $258 million budget deficit this year. Driving the news: Shirking the pomp and circumstance of a Balboa Theatre evening address,

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria called out other local cities, the county government and Caltrans Wednesday for not doing their share to help solve the region’s homelessness crisis. The mayor also announced a new homeownership program for middle-income residents,

Mayor Todd Gloria delivered the 2025 State of the City address this afternoon, one week after the Office of the Independent Budget Analyst released its review of the Mayor's upcoming Five-Year Financial Outlook,

Mayor Todd Gloria will give the first State of the City address of his second term Wednesday, where he must grapple with a looming $258 million deficit.

In his State of the City address, Mayor Todd Gloria said that 2025 will be a year of “steep” spending cuts in San Diego.

A looming $252.2 million deficit does not make San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria pessimistic about the future of San Diego, but is an opportunity to revisit how the city operates, Gloria said Wednesday during his annual State of the City Address.