Los Angeles
Hahn Partners With Trades for Rancho Los Amigos
LOS ANGELES—On July 11, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a motion of support for a $468 million Project Labor Agreement for the Rancho Los Amigos South Campus Project in Downey. The motion was submitted by Supervisor … Continue reading
Orange County
TRADES OPEN ANAHEIM NORTH
Photos by Kenneth Johansson Originally published in “Building Trades News,” November 2017 ANAHEIM—The Anaheim Convention Center enjoyed a double celebration Sept. 26, for the grand opening of its new $190 million ACC North building, and the ACC’s 50th anniversary. The … Continue reading
California
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Trades Win for Workers in Sacramento
read moreThe California Building Trades forged a successful year in the state capital, highlighted by the approval of bills that will produce thousands of new construction jobs in renewable power and expand the prevailing wage standard to more areas of the concrete industry and hospital and school contracting. Continue reading
National
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Trades Make Strong Showing in Washington, DC
read moreRoughly 3,000 delegates and guests gathered at the Washington Hilton April 19-22 for the 60th annual North America’s Building Trades Unions Legislative Conference to advocate for good jobs and reinvestment in American infrastructure. Continue reading
On the Job
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All-Union Pasadena Plant Powers Up
read morePhotos by Kenneth Johansson Originally published in “Building Trades News” Mag on December 2015 PASADENA—The Glenarm Power Plant repowering, a modernization project that’s being built under an all-union Project Labor Agreement with the State Building and Construction Trades Council of … Continue reading
Building Trades Action
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Women in Trades Rally at 5th Annual Event
read moreInside the “Women Building the Nation” conference at the Gateway Sheraton LAX May 1, the excitement was contagious. Continue reading
Creating good jobs and lifelong careers: The Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council represents 48 local unions and district councils. Our members train through rigorous apprenticeships and bring their skills to private and public-sector projects.