CSLB statewide stings result in 119 actions against unlicensed contractors
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...
New California law allows state to revoke contractors’ licenses for wage theft violations
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...
California announces $25 million to train 22,000 workers through construction and skilled trades apprenticeships
California Construction News staff writer
$25 million in grants for 88 apprenticeship programs will train 22,208 California workers in the skilled trades, primarily in the...
Newsom scores court, regulatory wins for Delta Conveyance Project
California Construction News staff writer
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration scored two key victories last week that could accelerate the long-delayed Delta Conveyance Project, a major...
California invests nearly $5 billion to improve roads, bridges and zero-emission transportation
California Construction News staff writer
California is investing about $5 billion to upgrade roads, bridges, and alternative transportation systems across the state, Governor Gavin Newsom...
Newsom signs housing bills to speed construction, despite opposition from L.A. mayor
California Construction News staff writer
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Senate Bill 79 and a package of related housing measures aimed at cutting red tape...
Federal funding cuts slam California, Pacific Northwest hydrogen projects
California Construction News staff writer
California’s regional hydrogen hub, the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES), will lose up to $1.2 billion in...
Fresno launches $100 million ‘Pave More Now’ street improvement program
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Fresno has launched the “Pave More Now” program, a $100 million initiative aimed at repaving and upgrading...
Stockton breaks ground on $17-million groundwater recharge project
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Stockton officially broke ground on a $17 million Groundwater Recharge Project at the Delta Water Treatment Plant...
Sacramento State breaks ground on housing community
California Construction News staff writer
Sacramento State has broken ground on Hornet Place, a new campus-affiliated housing community designed to support students beyond their first...
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California High-Speed Rail Authority issues $3.5B contract to build Nation’s first true high-speed rail...
California Construction News staff writer
The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) has launched one of the largest rail infrastructure procurements in U.S. history, issuing a...
Six state-owned properties being converted into 843 affordable homes
California Construction News staff writer
Six underutilized state-owned properties will be converted into at least 843 housing units, a mix of affordable and market-rate homes,...
Santa Rosa breaks ground on Hearn Community Hub in Roseland
California Construction News staff writer
The City of Santa Rosa and Sonoma County Library marked a major milestone last month with a groundbreaking ceremony for...
