The state claimed a small town embroidery business in Colusa was actually a garment factory, sparking a protracted legal dispute between the owner and California’s Labor Commission.
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Pro Fishing Competition Draws Crowds To Stockton
ESPN and professional fishermen are heading to Stockton for the “Duel in the Delta.” It’s the first Bass Master Competition of the year, and Stockton is trying to reel in big business during the event.
Joyce Raley Teel regains spot on Forbes’ rich list
If the number of billionaires in the world is any indication, it appears the economy is on the way to recovery.
Solar Power Inc. delays earnings report
Solar Power Inc. has rescheduled the release of its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2009 earnings until the company’s audit is complete, Solar Power announced Thursday.
California Forward, lawmakers seek to reform state government
Legislative leaders and representatives from the public interest organization California Forward announced a package of reforms Thursday to improve government effectiveness and accountability, stabilize the state budget and enhance public oversight of government operations.
Special interests spent $1B to influence California voters
The top 15 special interest campaign contributors to California politics spent more than $1 billion in the last decade to shape state policy, according to the “Big Money Talks” report released by the Fair Political Practices Commission.
California cash receipts over state’s guess for third month
California’s controller, John Chiang, said the state’s cash receipts were $480 million over guesses made in the budget in February.
Arena task force recommends Kamilos plan
The task force assigned with selecting the best plan to build a sports and entertainment arena in Sacramento has selected a complicated land swap proposal by developer Gerry Kamilos.
Conan O’Brien tour to hit Sacramento in May
Conan O’Brien’s comedy tour dates announced Thursday cover 30 cities, including a stop at Sacramento’s Memorial Auditorium on May 6.
California’s January exports jump 18.5%
California’s merchandise exports increased in January for the third consecutive month, demonstrating a rebound that’s getting the state back to early 2007 levels.
