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California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California over the past decade, according to findings from the California Chamber of Commerce poll, The People’s Voice, 2024, the 10th in a series of annual surveys of California voters.
Reviewing the past to gain understanding of the future was a recurring theme in presentations on the second day of the CalChamber Public Affairs Conference.
A sell-out crowd gathered in Anaheim yesterday for the opening day of the CalChamber Public Affairs Conference, an annual event providing attendees a chance to mingle and exchange comments about state and national politics.
2024 Presidential Transition Updates Center for Presidential Transition
Based on unofficial returns this week, the California Chamber of Commerce and California voters were in agreement on a number of November ballot measures.
The demand for a hydrogen economy is here, promising to generate substantial economic impacts by creating jobs, driving innovation, and further positioning the Golden State as a global leader in net-zero technology. Leading this charge is the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES), the nation’s first hydrogen hub.
Based on unofficial returns this week, the California Chamber of Commerce and California voters were in agreement on a number of November ballot measures.
Following Election Day, Congress is expected to be in session (118th Congress, 2nd session) through December 19 (except Thanksgiving week) for a “lame duck” session. The California Chamber of Commerce hopes that during this session, several pending CalChamber-supported international-related proposals will be approved.
A company dedicated to elevating the future of foodservice and hospitality has named its new leadership award for longtime CalChamber Board member Ted Balestreri, chairman and CEO of Cannery Row Company.
Businesses, consumers and governments in California will suffer net losses from proposed rules pending before the state privacy agency, according to a report released this week by the California Chamber of Commerce.
A report released today by the California Chamber of Commerce concludes that businesses, consumers, and governments in California will suffer net economic losses, translating into reduced jobs and tax revenues, from proposed rules pending before the state privacy agency that are scheduled to be considered during its November 8 meeting.
ELECTION DAY Remember to Vote Today! California Secretary of State Election Information California Secretary of State Use voter guides and sample ballots to learn about candidates USAGov Election Quick Guide: CalChamber Positions on California Ballot Measures CalChamber, November 4, 2024