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Japan Business Leaders, CalChamber Mark 25 Years of Collaboration on Shared Issues

Once again, a working luncheon in Sacramento enabled longtime trade allies from the California Chamber of Commerce and leading associations of Japanese businesses to...

Film Tax Credit Expansion to Generate $6.6 Billion in Economic Impact

In the first year since expanding, the California Film and Television Tax Credit program is expected to bring $6.6 billion in economic activity and...

Busy Week Ahead Before Legislative Summer Break

In the final week before their summer break, legislators are scheduled to consider many priority bills for the California Chamber of Commerce that could...

What Does the Building an Affordable California Act Do?

The Building an Affordable California Act (Affordable CA) is a proposed ballot measure that modernizes California’s outdated approval process to build essential projects faster...

President’s Circle Award Honors Top 20 Chambers in Advocacy

The California Chamber of Commerce has named 20 local chambers of commerce as recipients of the 2026 President’s Circle Award. Starting this year, the award...

Cost Drivers Fail to Move; Cost Cutters Still Alive

Strong opposition from the California Chamber of Commerce and allied groups stopped several Cost Driver bills from advancing beyond the house in which they...

Fitness-for-Duty Exam? Best to Use Cautious, Case-by-Case Approach

After taking time off to have major surgery, one of my employees just returned to work. They have a strenuous job, and I’m concerned...

Dangers in Rewriting California Antitrust Law

Twenty-five professors at California universities are urging legislators to reject a sweeping change to the state’s antitrust law, warning that pending legislation is a...

CalChamber Adds Bills to ‘Cost Cutters’ List

Four legislative proposals that would take aim at the kind of business costs that deepen California’s affordability crisis have been added to CalChamber’s list...

CalChamber Asks State Representatives in Congress to Support Deadline

Just two months before the United States, Canada and Mexico are to complete the joint review of their trade agreement, the California Chamber of...

Flawed Effort to Rewrite Antitrust Law Rejected

A California Senate committee has rejected a deeply flawed plan to change the state’s antitrust laws, one that would trigger sweeping consequences for businesses...

Cost Cutter Regulatory Reform Bill Clears First Committee Hurdle

State agencies will be required to consider the fiscal impacts of regulatory proposals on the cost of living before moving them forward if a...

First Phase of Tariff Refund Process to Begin on April 20

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will launch the first phase of the tariff refund process on Monday, April 20. The process is a...

Assembly Committee Passes Cost Driver Air Legislation

A Cost Driver proposal to expand the state air board’s authority to regulate certain sources of emissions passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee this...

Business Coalition Opposes Undermining Antitrust Law

Last week, the California Chamber of Commerce joined a broad coalition representing nearly every sector of the California economy in criticizing a newly introduced...

CalChamber-Opposed Bills Miss Last Chance to Move

Legislation that failed to pass the house in which it was introduced last year had one last chance this month to continue moving. The following...

US House Votes to Extend Trade Preference Program for African Nations

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 340-54 on January 12 to extend a trade preference program that has been the model behind U.S.-African trade...