by LA/OC Building Trades

The California Supreme Court released an opinion on Thursday morning, ordering the Secretary of State to “refrain from taking any steps” that would place the Taxpayer Deception Act on the November ballot. Simply put: the state Supreme Court said a clear-as-crystal NO on the Taxpayer Deception Act.

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U.S. Representative Adam Schiff shored up support among union workers while Republican candidate Steve Garvey was in Washington.

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The largest gathering of unionized Tradeswomen in the world. Its roots are in California, where Tradeswomen started gathering more than 15 years ago.

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Building Trades President Sean McGarvey said, “North America’s Building Trades Unions can honestly say no elected official has shown our members and their families more respect than President Joe Biden.

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Biden’s pro-union, pro-infrastructure legacy drove the decision, and on July 25, NABTU announced its formal endorsement of Kamala Harris.

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A coalition of housing and mental health advocates, among others, submitted more than 410,000 signatures today to the county in hopes of placing a homeless initiative on the November ballot.

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After the unanimous approval from the Anaheim City Council on May 7 for DisneylandForward, Disney and the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council enter into a Project Labor Agreement.

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At their annual national legislative conference, in front of thousands of building trades members from across the country, North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU) will announce its formal endorsement of Joe Biden for President and Kamala Harris for Vice President of the United States.

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FRESNO—On March 19, the California High-Speed Rail Authority celebrated the creation of more than 13,000 construction jobs helping build the nation’s first high-speed rail system. Although more than 70 percent of those jobs are going to residents of California’s Central Valley, where the first segment is being constructed, the robust employment will also boost Building Trades members in Los […]

by Steven Sharp

The owners of the Anaheim Ducks are retooling their plans for a roughly $4-billion mixed-use complex around the Honda Center and ARTIC, reports the Orange County Business Journal.

by Roger Vincent

The owners of Television City have scaled back their plans to enlarge and modernize the landmark Los Angeles studio where CBS began making shows to broadcast nationwide at the dawn of the television age.

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A website promoting women entering the Building Trades unions has gotten off to a strong start, with hundreds of applicants responding.