California and the Bay Area have each seen federal jobs disappear in 2025. With a government shutdown now in effect, the ...

Gains in public-sector and other jobs largely supported by public money have cloaked a dismal California labor market, which has seen a big decline of private-industry jobs since their post-pandemic ...

The layoffs are part of a broader restructuring as the company prioritizes artificial intelligence investments and ...

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 ...

California’s slim growth helps explain 2025’s sluggish economic activity – from weak consumer confidence to tepid home and auto sales to fast-food discounting and growing government deficits. The new ...

California's jobs market has been struggling, despite the U.S. economy booming, with the state trailing behind the rest of the country for job growth and reporting a higher unemployment rate than the ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s constant reminders that California’s economy ”leads the nation” as well as being a model for social justice are delusional. To be sure, California has a huge GDP, paced largely by ...

Demand for local property-linked jobs – equal to 9% of Southern California’s 7.98 million workers – has slipped as financing ...

California, we have a job-loss problem. All the noise about rising California layoffs – especially at technology companies – is adding up to real pain. Consider a Bureau of Labor Statistics analysis ...

California regulations targeting AI-powered job discrimination will amplify the pressure on employers to audit their hiring ...

The Bay Area and California produced only small job gains during August, a government report released Friday shows — another warning sign that job markets in the region and statewide have begun to ...

“Numerology” tries to find reality within various measurements of economic and real estate trends. Buzz: California’s employment picture has cooled to either (1) a new normal or (2) a worrisome ...