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SAN FRANCISCO — California is an attractive state for creating and sustaining successful businesses, according to a new report that relies on the U.S.
A new study finds that California isn’t nearly as hostile to business as its reputation would suggest.
California is outpacing the nation in employment growth, and many of the jobs are coming from new businesses.
A new analysis shows California ranks high in the rate of job creation compared to other states.
Contradicting an entrenched narrative that California is a bad place to start or expand a business, a new report sets out to make a case that the Golden State is a national leader in job creation.
Despite red tape, high taxes and a burdensome cost of living, California is still deemed to be a good place to do business, and the San Jose region is the nation's best-performing major metro area, according to separate reports r
The business climate in California is improving. A new report shows the state ranks high when it comes to new business development and small business growth.
Officials have long envisioned a blueprint for San Diego centered on public transportation. So-called transit-oriented development is included in all of San Diego’s planning documents, imagining a future where homes, businesses and infrastructure are built around public transit stations.
As a new wet season starts out West, water conservation efforts are getting a much-needed boost from Silicon Valley. Richard Lui reports the latest.