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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 12, 2025
Dr. Christopher Thornberg, founder of Beacon Economics, outlines for California Business Outlook attendees on June 4 the relationship between social narratives, economic policy and what the data shows is really happening.
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho explains to the California Business Outlook audience on June 4 how Proposition 36, the November 2024 California ballot initiative increasing penalties for drug and theft crimes, has been an important tool for law enforcement.
Can employees working shifts of six hours or less sign written prospective (or “blanket”) meal waivers? Since employees don’t clock out for rest breaks, how do employers show they are properly providing breaks? Can meal breaks be scheduled to avoid liability for violations? We’ll answer these questions — and more — at CalChamber’s June 26, 2025, California Meal and Rest Break Rules webinar.
Liane M. Randolph, chair of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), chats with CalChamber President and CEO Jennifer Barrera at the California Business Outlook. Changes in the federal landscape, Randolph says, are leading to changes in how the agency works toward meeting the state’s clean air goals.
Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis and Visit California President/CEO Caroline Beteta discuss the many connections between international trade, tourism, tariffs, California’s economic success and affordability.
California Business Outlook dinner attendees had the opportunity to compare the views of six candidates for California Governor participating in a June 4 panel discussion moderated by John Myers, CalChamber senior vice president of communications and external affairs.
Jennifer Barrera address the California Business Outlook on June 4, 2025. SAFE Credit Union Convention Center.
Maryam Brown, Chief Executive Officer ofSouthern California Gas Company, address to the California Business Outlook Dinner. June 4, 2025.
The California Chamber of Commerce joined a coalition of grocers, retailers, beverage distributors and restaurant owners last week in a lawsuit filed in Sacramento County Superior Court to halt an illegal tax on beverages that narrowly succeeded via a Santa Cruz ballot measure in November.
Leaders from business, the military, state and local government, and international partners will gather this evening for the California Business Outlook Dinner and Reception.
International trade and tariffs, climate change and retail theft are among the topics to be featured tomorrow when business leaders from throughout the state gather in Sacramento for the California Business Outlook.