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News and analysis on the legislation, court decisions, and regulations affecting California employers, from the California Chamber of Commerce.
News and analysis on the legislation, court decisions, and regulations affecting California employers, from the California Chamber of Commerce.
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The power of subnational diplomacy was in evidence recently during the Canada Day at the Capitol Luncheon, presented by the Consulate General of Canada in San Francisco and the California Chamber of Commerce.
The California Chamber of Commerce this week announced the next phases of the “Rate Realities” campaign, calling on lawmakers to get serious about affordability, cut costly mandates, and stop passing legislation that drives up utility infrastructure costs and customer electric bills.
The California Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Sacramento Host Committee, is honored to bring back the Small Business Grant Awards.
A Cost Driver proposal to expand the state air board’s authority to regulate certain sources of emissions passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee this week despite objections that it will lead to higher prices for goods and services. AB 1777 (Garcia; D-Rancho Cucamonga) grants the California Air Resources Board (CARB) sweeping new authority to regulate indirect sources of emissions statewide.
A broad coalition of clean energy and climate leaders today announced their support for the Building a More Affordable California Act (Affordable CA), a statewide ballot measure designed to speed up delivery of critical infrastructure—including clean energy and climate projects—while lowering costs for Californians and keeping strong environmental protections in place.
Registration has opened for the California Business Outlook and Dinner, an unparalleled evening of insight and connection.
Central Valley water canals will receive much-needed funding from federal allocations announced last week by the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The California Chamber of Commerce this week released its annual Affordability Agenda, highlighting legislation that will either help businesses and consumers by cutting costs or will drive up costs despite the state’s high cost of living.
Personal connections are “people trade” that keeps trade and investment working and really moves the economy, the Consul General of Canada said at a recent international breakfast hosted by the CalChamber Council for International Trade.
The California Chamber of Commerce is urging the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to revise its proposed amendments to the state’s Cap and Trade Program, warning that the current draft risks undermining economic competitiveness, accelerating emissions leakage, and increasing costs for California consumers and businesses.
The Academy opened last fall with a half-day in-person meeting at CalChamber. The agenda that day included a look at “The Power of Chambers & the California Business Policy Landscape,” featuring welcome remarks from Assemblymembers Joe Patterson and Josh Hoover. Other presentations included an overview of CalChamber’s Affordability Agenda from President and CEO Jennifer Barrera, legislative updates, and a deep dive into the evolving business policy climate.
Scholarships to support future women leaders of California will grow thanks to $50,000 raised through the CalChamber Women’s Leadership Council.