News from the State of California Rancho Cucamonga, CA: The unemployment rate in the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario MSA was 13.4 percent in July 2020, down from a revised 14.3 percent in June 2020, and above the year-ago estimate of 4.6 percent. This compares with an unadjusted unemployment rate of 13.7 percent for California and 10.5 percent for […]Read More
Sacramento, CA: The GCVCC has taken a position of opposition to AB 628. The position is taken based on the GCVCC Platform position(s) found under “Exposure to Excessive Litigation”. AB 628 Oppose GCVCC Legislative Team: While well intentioned, AB 628 could have series impacts on small businesses, particularly those that employee less than 5 people. […]Read More
News from CalChamber Sacramento, CA: California voters are anxious. Reports of steady growth and low unemployment cheer political leaders, but voters are disturbed by decaying public order and an unaffordable cost of living, according to a recently released California Chamber of Commerce poll, The People’s Voice, 2019. Top of mind for voters is the erosion of public […]Read More
News from CalChamber Sacramento, CA: Business owners, business leaders and their employees have a unique once-in-a-decade opportunity to make their voices heard on how California is represented both in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. n. June 10 marked the first day that California citizens can begin submitting applications to join the state’s 2020 Citizens Redistricting Commission. The […]Read More
The Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce has joined a coalition of local chamber and business organizations opposing a newly proposed communications tax. The proposed tax would impact text messaging. While details of the proposal are still not entirely clear, many feel taxing text messages sets a bad standard moving forward and would be expensive to […]Read More
News from ICSC: Sacramento, CA: The controversial “Proposition 13” split roll property tax measure is edging closer to being on the 2020 ballot. In August proponents of the measure submitted over 850,000 signatures to the California Secretary of State’s office. The office must validate at least 585,407 of the signatures in order for the measure […]Read More
