Saturday, June 7 will mark the one-year anniversary of Southern California Edison’s (SCE) decision to permanently shut down the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS).
A job is like a fire, providing energy, light, heat and sustenance to the life of the person who holds the flame. It illuminates the
Last Thursday morning, former President Bill Clinton was at L.A. City Hall with Mayor Eric Garcetti to discuss strategies to finance economic development and to
Last week, in the first step of what will be a long legislative journey, Assembly Bill 1839, which will retain movie and TV production jobs
During the 20th Century, the growth of middle class jobs in Los Angeles and Southern California was fueled by oil, manufacturing and construction. Today, all
The “grand pour” was the center of attention in downtown Los Angeles this past weekend. The continuous concrete pour of the foundation for the new
I often find that when I set pen to paper to write these weekly communications, it’s to scold one level of government or another for
Last month we celebrated the 100 year anniversary of the L.A. Aqueduct — a historic project constructed by William Mulholland to bring water to L.A. and transform
California’s economic future became brighter this weekend when the World Trade Organization (WTO) reached an agreement to ease barriers to trade by simplifying customs procedures