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On January 30, 2024, the California Chamber of Commerce announced that it has joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other allied groups in bringing a lawsuit that challenges California’s new climate reporting laws—SB 253 (Wiener; D-San Francisco) and SB 261 (Stern; D-Canoga Park).
California is expected to see slow but steady revenue growth in the 2024–2025 fiscal year, requiring state leaders to cover a $37.8 billion budget shortfall, state Finance Director Joe Stephenshaw told business leaders during a California Chamber of Commerce webinar on January 17.
The CalChamber poll, The People’s Voice, 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Voters believe their families would have a better future if they left California.
The CalChamber Poll, The People’s Voice 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Notably, a strong majority believe that American Dream “once held true but does not anymore.
A California Chamber of Commerce-opposed bill that increases business costs and establishes a one-size-fits-all workplace violence regulation on all California employers was sent to the Suspense File by the Assembly Appropriations Committee this week pending a review of the bill’s fiscal impacts.
A large and diverse 122-member coalition of California-based organizations is registering formal opposition to CalChamber-identified job killer bills, AB 1400 (Kalra; D-San Jose) and ACA 11 (Kalra; D-San Jose). The bills would establish and raise taxes necessary to fund a single payer health care system called “CalCare” in California.
