Gov. Gavin Newsom is pitching California as a model of entrepreneurial vigor, but the state's economy is actually in an extended slowdown.

Technology companies and Hollywood corporations are laying off thousands. The only job growth is in government and healthcare.

New York and California are struggling economically — and if things get worse in those states, they could take the whole U.S. economy down with them. The two states, it must be noted, aren’t doing as ...

Ironman California has kicked off in Sacramento, drawing thousands of athletes from around the world and providing a significant economic boost to local businesses. Trump suggests US will buy ...

Forty years ago this month, I began a 9,000-mile tour of California, gathering data, conversations and observations about megatrends propelling the state into the next century. The result was a ...

With 187,000 residents homeless, California leads the nation—not in solutions, but in expensive failures. This year, major cities like Oakland saw a 9% increase in homelessness. If the state’s goal ...

The Kellerman Foundation for Historic Preservation has tabbed Joel Rhodes as speaker for its first semiquincentennial event leading up to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of ...

On a sunny afternoon aboard an icebreaker in Helsinki’s harbour, it is possible to forget that the border of a warmongering dictatorship is just 150km away. The ships, powerful enough to provide ...

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - More than half of America's sandy beaches will be lost by 2100 due to climate-driven sea level rise, with that number at 70% in California, a nationally recognized environmental ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -The World Bank nudged up its estimate for economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean next year, though the region remains the world's slowest-growing due to stubborn ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs bills related to redrawing the state’s congressional maps on August 21, 2025 in Sacramento, California. This story was originally published on ESG Dive. To receive ...

AUTONOMOUS TAXIS are taking over San Francisco. Waymo, which launched only in 2023, may now have over a fifth of the city’s ride-share market. Wherever you look, one of the company’s white Jaguars ...