San Diego’s city council faces backlash over closing 13 public restrooms at Mission Bay Park to cut a half-million-dollar budget shortfall — a move Councilmember Raul Campillo fiercely opposes, calling it a public health crisis. With election funds now available due to a postponed ballot measure, Campillo is pushing to reopen the facilities, arguing they’re essential for park visitors. The mayor admits the strain of maintaining services with limited funds, while the city evaluates which restrooms to prioritize based on usage and location. For now, remaining restrooms stay open — but lines are growing longer, and the debate rages on.
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