Fresno's population helped drive its employment numbers higher, even though the state had the worst job losses in the nation ...

California’s population is blossoming in places where the lifestyle appeals to a younger, cost-conscious, family-oriented ...

Despite the one-month improvement, job markets in the state and Bay Area continue to wobble in 2025. The Bay Area lost 14,700 ...

By industry, April’s hiring sprees were found in construction – 357,800 workers, up 6,300 in April – and healthcare, with a ...

“California will remain at or near the bottom in terms of job growth in 2025 and 2026.” He warned that uncertainties with President Donald Trump’s tariff and deportation policies won’t hel ...

While California officials boast about the state's ranking as the world's fourth-largest economy, the statewide job market continues to be one of the nation's weakest. With $4.1 trillion in economic ...

Federal job figures show California’s population-gaining counties added 335,000 workers in the five years ending in September 2024, or 6% growth. Conversely, jobs fell by a combined 64,900 ...

California lost a net 11,600 jobs in March as private sector job losses exceeded taxpayer-funded job gains, the plurality of ...

Minus the pandemic era’s gyrations, it was the worst year for California employment since the post-Great Recession’s 115,600 decline in 2010. And, historically speaking, job growth was 15% ...