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Coronavirus Wipes Away Recent Wage Gains for Many California Workers, Report Finds

New research finds the pandemic has likely stripped away most of the wage gains made after the Great Recession by California’s lowest earners.

San Diego's Economy Will Face Greater Obstacles if Shutdown Continues

East County Businesses Thrive By Sticking Together

It’s Time to Lift Border Crossing Restrictions

Uber, Lyft and Why California’s War Over Gig Work is Just Beginning

Five Automakers Finalize Deal with California to Clean Up Car Emissions

‘It’s My Passion’: San Diego Rideshare Driver Shares Story

Coronavirus Shutdowns Are Hitting Vietnamese-Owned Nail Salons Hard

New Economy Empowers San Diego Businesses to Speak Out

Getting Better, But Paid Less: Here's Why Some Drivers Support AB 5

Longer Waits And Fewer Buses: Pandemic Worsens Shortfalls, Service Cuts

Congress Must Compromise to Save San Diego County’s Small Businesses

Life Without Conventions: San Diego's Downtown Businesses Find New Path

It's Time to Regulate San Diego's Street Vendors

AB 5, COVID-19 Puts Strain on San Diego Husband and Wife Artists

Border Restrictions Put San Diego Businesses, Families In Doubt

San Diego Residents Don’t Support Agreement on Short-Term Rentals

Freeze First, Verify Second: Unemployed Californians Get a Fright From EDD

Gig Worker Bill: A Lousy Way to Make Law

Newsom Orders Ban of New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035

Opinion: Padres Have the Right Team for Tailgate Park Redevelopment

Innovation Keeps San Diego’s Startup Scene Alive

CTC Chair Hilary Norton Reflects on Sea Change in State Transportation Priorities

Business Leaders Need to Create Safe, Inclusive Environments in Times of Crisis

How to Create a Safe Workplace That Reflects Your Company’s Culture

Workout Workaround: How Gyms are Getting Themselves Reclassified as ‘Essential’

For Many Californians, the Pandemic Marks the End of ‘Barely Making It’

Minority-Owned Dry Cleaners See Business Dry Up

To Pivot or Stay the Course? Catering, Events Professionals Seek Paths to Survive

What’s Even Scarier Than SeaWorld’s Spooktacular? A San Diego Without the Marine Park

After Gig Companies’ Proposition 22 Win, Labor Groups Vow Challenges

Still Cooking: Some San Diego Entrepreneurs Open New Eateries During Recession

With City’s Budget Shortfall, San Diego Charities Prepare for the Worse

San Diego Inventors Still Getting a Kick Start in New Ventures

Small Businesses’ Economic Recovery Will Hinge on Digital Technologies

Not Dire, For Now: California Expects $26 Billion Windfall Despite Pandemic

The Importance of Making San Diego and Tijuana an Inclusive Region

Taxpayers Could Take a Hit if SDG&E’s Franchise Expires in January

Coronavirus Wipes Away Recent Wage Gains for Many California Workers, Report Finds