How Strong Is the Trump Effect in California?
Click here to read the latest blog post from the Public Policy Institute of California, “How Strong Is the Trump Effect in California?
Continue ReadingClick here to read the latest blog post from the Public Policy Institute of California, “How Strong Is the Trump Effect in California?
Continue ReadingClick here for Beacon Economics’ California Trade Report for August 2018.
Continue ReadingClick here to read Calmatters’ article, “How Trump’s rules for cars would hit California – if they survive in court.”
Continue ReadingENDANGERED SPECIES 4 things to know about Trump’s ESA overhaul Michael Doyle, E&E News reporter Published: Friday, July 20, 2018 Buckle up! We’re taking a deeper dive into the Trump administration’s new Endangered Species Act proposals. That’s right. The proposed regulatory revisions detailed in some 118 pages of bureaucratic text merit close scrutiny. Get past […]
Continue ReadingClick here to view the White House’s new Reorganization Plan.
Continue ReadingEmily Cadei in the Sacramento Bee — 6/18/18 California farmers, politicians won’t feel full impact of Trump tariff wars until fall — David Phippen’s almond orchards in Manteca are a few months away from harvest, the nuts still green on the trees. That gives him some breathing room before China’s tariffs on almonds — California’s […]
Continue ReadingClick here to read ‘Trump tariffs are more likely to kill U.S. jobs than create them, Fed economists say‘.
Continue ReadingClick here to read the Bank of the West US Outlook Report for April 6, 2018.
Continue ReadingTrump: ‘We probably have to wait until after the election’ Hannah Northey and Nick Sobczyk, E&E News reporters Published: Thursday, March 29, 2018 President Trump visited Richfield, Ohio, today to discuss his plan for investing in the nation’s infrastructure. C-SPAN President Trump conceded that the “biggest, boldest infrastructure plan” he pitched in rural Ohio may not make it […]
Continue ReadingBy Annie Snider 05/23/2017 11:42 AM EDT President Donald Trump’s budget blueprint would slash the Army Corps of Engineers’ budget by more than 16 percent, undercutting his administration’s emphasis on infrastructure — and following the pattern set by his predecessors in which Congress restores the funds. The nation’s builder of locks, dams, levees and ports […]
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