Last week United States Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visited a Union training Center in Riverside California. Walsh gave remarks

Two men have pleaded guilty to Paycheck Protection Program fraud that netted them $3.4 million in stolen funds.

Recently, San Gabriel Valley residents gathered to listen to elected officials discuss building community wealth in the aftermath

Earlier this week, a group of Los Angeles Political leaders spent the night in a homeless community

A week into the Surfside condo search and rescue and only 16 bodies have been discovered with 147 still missing.

Those for and those against The Villages at Alhambra, are squaring off over the proposed project.

After studying surveillance footage of the building collapse, investigators have honed in on a possible origin point for the structural...

Construction workers hesitancy in getting the covid-19 vaccine is proving to be a problem for employers

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...

On Wednesday, Councilmember Kevin DeLeon introduced a motion to establish a screening process allowing for more contractor oversight

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

On Tuesday the Home Depot Foundation announced a partnership with Girl Scouts of USA to provide skilled trades training and career education

The E.E.O.C. has determined that U.S. employers can require workers entering offices or worksites be vaccinated

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.

Ongoing protests by Laborers Local 79 may have helped secure a victory in the battle to put an end to the practice of using "body shops"

The Q Variel, the first of California Home Builders' planned San Fernando Valley mixed-use "Q" developments to begin leasing