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Closing Days of Legislative Session Produce Strong Results for Business Community

A review of the status of CalChamber Affordability Agenda bills when the Senate and Assembly adjourned on Sept. 1 shows much good news for...

Cost Driver Surveillance Pricing Ban Fails to Advance in State Legislature

A sweeping surveillance pricing ban identified by the California Chamber of Commerce as a Cost Driver bill that would have threatened personalized discounts and...

Affordability Agenda Recap Following Key Fiscal Hurdle

The California Senate and Assembly Appropriations committees took final action last week on hundreds of bills as part of the Legislature’s biannual clearing of...

CalChamber Remains Opposed to AB 1776 Despite Changes

The California Chamber of Commerce continues to oppose AB 1776 (Aguiar-Curry; D-Winters), which would drastically reshape California antitrust law, despite changes made to the...

School and Childcare Activity Leave: Quick Review of Requirements

One of our employees has requested time off in two weeks to enroll his grandson in school. Is this employee eligible for any type...

Budget Writers: AB 1776 Will Worsen State Deficit

Two new estimates — including one from the California Department of Finance — affirm what experts have been saying for months: legislation to rewrite...

Chamber Urges Committee: Reject Risky Antitrust Plan

The California Chamber of Commerce, along with a large and diverse coalition representing key parts of the state’s economy, is urging the state Senate...

Setting the Record Straight on AB 2564: Myths vs. Facts

As California’s legislative session nears its conclusion at the end of the month, CalChamber continues to oppose AB 2564 (Ward; D-San Diego), a bill...

CalChamber Launches Statewide Campaign to Oppose AB 1776

The California Chamber of Commerce has launched a sustained statewide public awareness campaign highlighting the devastating economic impacts of a misguided legislative proposal to...

State Lawmakers to Consider Cost Cutter Bill

When legislators return on Monday, they are scheduled to consider a priority bill for the California Chamber of Commerce that would provide state lawmakers...

Chamber Efforts Yield Success on Cost Drivers

A review of legislative actions before the summer break shows that opposition from the California Chamber of Commerce, local chambers of commerce and allied...

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...