Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc. pleaded no contest to charges of theft of worker pay and must pay 1,267 workers restitution

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is launching a new campaign against Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) even as studies show their

Soon after the completion and unveiling of legislative language, the Senate is now poised to pass the $1 trillion bipartisan

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge assigned a new receiver to take control of Honarkar's portfolio of properties.

1 worker perished and 2 were injured when rebar became electrified and set ablaze the roof of a high-rise under construction

General Motors plans to open a $71 million design and tech center in Northeast Pasadena. The automaker purchased the 8 acre plot

Construction of the mixed-use development located on the former site of Hollywood Park Racetrack has passed the halfway point

Material prices continue to skyrocket and developers are reporting nationwide delays and scuttled projects in commercial real estate

A report by the UC Berkeley Labor Center examines the public cost of low wages and lack of benefits in a large sector of California’s...

Organized labor is proving to be California high-speed rail's biggest booster

Governor Sisolak signed a bill on June 2nd that will speed up construction of the 2-billion 525-kV Greenlink transmission network.

Construction of The Boring Company's loop beneath the Las Vegas Convention Center is complete and testing of the system has begun.

The Sixth Street Park, Arts, River & Connectivity Project (PARC) looks to break ground next year.

Los Angeles City Officials have announced the four year + long construction of the West Gates expansion has come to a close.

On Tuesday, The federal government unveiled its offshore wind plan for California. The move could provide a major source of renewable energy

Governor Gavin Newsom included $5.1 billion in his proposed package that will address the issue of drought preparedness

The OAK expansion is in response to Airport officials anticipation of increasing demand for air travel in the Bay Area.

Las Vegas's convention workforce looks to be going back to work soon. After a brutal year that saw work halted due to the Covid-19 pandemic,

Governor Newsome took steps to enact a ban on new fracking permits starting in 2024.

Long Beach's excessive permit wait times have contractors as well as home owners stymied. City officials are finally admitting to the severi