Newsom to deliver State of The City speech

There is no way Mayor Gavin Newsom will miss a chance to talk, especially when it’s about his success as mayor.

Even though Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums copped out on giving a State of the City speech in person, Newsom is still planning to deliver a “loooong winded”  address that is sure to resemble a dissertation on local government.

“Yes, yes, of course. Definitely,” Newsom said. “I think it’s important to share what’s happened in the last year and to the extent that anyone will listen, then great.”

esherbert@sfexaminer.com

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