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Opportunities for collaboration between California and the Mexico state of Aguascalientes were the focus of an international luncheon forum last week at the California Chamber of Commerce offices.
The Building an Affordable California Act (Affordable CA) is a proposed ballot measure that modernizes California’s outdated approval process to build essential projects faster and more affordably. The measure achieves this through 10 key reforms:
Business, Government Leaders Exchange Thoughts for Shaping a Better State Future CalChamber, June 19, 2026
The Building an Affordable California Act (Affordable CA) has officially qualified for the November 2026 statewide ballot, a major step toward lowering California’s cost of living by building the essential projects communities need faster and more affordably.
Business leaders from throughout the state came to Sacramento last week for the day-long California Business Outlook and Dinner.
The California CEO Council last week unveiled the California Economic Dashboard, a first-of-its-kind interactive tool to assess the economic well-being of the Golden State, as well as its strengths and challenges in the effort to achieve long-term prosperity.
Representatives from more than 60 countries gathered at the Governor’s mansion in Sacramento on June 10 to visit with each other and see Gov. Gavin Newsom and Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis, along with other state government officials. The reception gave attendees the chance to extend good wishes to the Governor and Lieutenant Governor on the next stages of their political careers and for the two to express thanks for the support of the international community.
The California Chamber of Commerce has named 20 local chambers of commerce as recipients of the 2026 President’s Circle Award.
The California Chamber of Commerce has named the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce as Chamber of the Year in recognition of its outstanding leadership in community engagement, economic development and advocacy.
The California Chamber of Commerce presented grants recognizing two innovative small businesses last week at the California Business Outlook Dinner.