McCarthy breaks ground on parking structure at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose

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California Construction News staff writer McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. has broken ground on a new six-story, 653-stall cast-in-place parking structure at Good Samaritan Hospital in...

CSLB statewide stings result in 119 actions against unlicensed contractors

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California Construction News staff writer The California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) has completed a two-week series of coordinated stings and jobsite sweeps across the...

Skanska begins work on major cargo facilities project at San Francisco International Airport

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California Construction News staff writer Skanska has started construction on a major redevelopment project at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) that includes a new cargo...

‘If you help build Los Angeles, you should be able to live in Los...

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California Construction News staff writer The Los Angeles City Council has approved a report instructing the Chief Legislative Analyst to commission a study on the...

Amgen breaks ground on $600M science and innovation hub in Thousand Oaks

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California Construction News staff writer Amgen has broken ground on a new $600-million research and innovation centre at its global headquarters in Thousand Oaks, launching...

Construction begins on first phase of Riverwalk San Diego redevelopment

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California Construction News staff writer Construction is underway on the first phase of Riverwalk San Diego, a $380-million transit-oriented redevelopment that will transform a former...

530 Sansome redevelopment approved, pairing new fire station with mixed-use tower

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California Construction News staff writer San Francisco has approved legislation to advance a transformative new development at 530 Sansome St. Cosponsored by District 3 Supervisor...

San Francisco opens two Sunnydale housing buildings, breaks ground on two more

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California Construction News staff writer City officials celebrated a major milestone in the Sunnydale HOPE SF redevelopment effort Friday, opening two new affordable housing buildings...
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New California law allows state to revoke contractors’ licenses for wage theft violations

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California Construction News staff writer A new California law will give the state attorney general authority to seek suspension or revocation of contractors’ licenses for...

LAX to demolish Terminal 5 as part of $1.6B modernization ahead of 2028 Olympics

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California Construction News staff writer Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) announced plans to close Terminal 5 later this month for full demolition as part of...

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Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling launches $47.5 million modernization of historic downtown LA facility

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California Construction News staff writer Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass joined company executives to mark the start of Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling’s $47.5 million revitalization of...

Long Beach Airport launches $37M infrastructure upgrade ahead of Olympics

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California Construction News staff writer Long Beach Airport will receive $37 million in infrastructure upgrades to modernize the passenger concourse in time for the 2028...

McCarthy breaks ground on parking structure at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose

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California Construction News staff writer McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. has broken ground on a new six-story, 653-stall cast-in-place parking structure at Good Samaritan Hospital in...