by LA/OC Building Trades

The attack by DOT Secretary Duffy Feb. 20 on California High Speed Rail is another example of the Trump Administration’s autocratic, vengeful and unilateral approach to scare and divide the American people, says Council Executive Secretary Ernesto Medrano

by LA/OC Building Trades

Building Trades union membership is on the rise, says North America’s Building Trades Unions President Sean McGarvey.

by LA/OC Building Trades

The Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council endorses Connor Traut for Orange County Board of Supervisors, 4th Supervisorial District.

by LA/OC Building Trades

The California State Building Trades, in partnership with the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council and the California Labor Federation, will hold a union women’s conference on March 29-30 in Los Angeles.

by Larry Gordon

To expand appeal, California apprenticeships in construction trades offer child care support. Subsidies help mothers train as welders, electricians, carpenters.

by LA/OC Building Trades

With almost 2 million “Yes” votes cast so far, the Measure A campaign today declared victory and celebrated the increased access to mental health and addiction treatment, housing affordability, and emergency services to prevent homelessness that the measure will deliver across Los Angeles County.

by LA/OC Building Trades

The closure of the Phillips 66 refineries in Carson and Wilmington will directly affect Building Trades jobs. Our skilled and trained members are the majority of the refinery workforce.

by LA/OC Building Trades

These are the November 5, 2024 General Election Recommendations of the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council.

by Heather McRea

Measure G would raise funds for facilities in the Rancho Santiago Community College District.

by LA/OC Building Trades

La Medida A tiene sentido común, mecanismos que garantizarán el uso adecuado de los fondos y objetivo que comparte la mayoría de los angelinos en el condado.

by LA/OC Building Trades

When Kaiser Permanente started in 1945, its mission was to serve blue-collar workers and their families with reliable, cost-effective health coverage.

by LA/OC Building Trades

North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU), representing over 3 million union construction professionals, issued the following statement from its President Sean McGarvey