California saw the largest decline in job creation from 2019 to 2023 when compared with the pre-pandemic 2015 to 2019 period, with the pace slowing by 54% according to a new report.

California's population surged in 2024, growing by almost a quarter of a million residents. From 2023 to 2024, the number of residents increased by 233,000 people, reaching 39.4 million in July ...

California was responsible for 18.7 percent of the nation’s job growth in January 2023 — adding 96,700 non-farm roles out of 517,000 nationwide, a report revealed on Friday. In comparison to ...

A hiring sign is shown at a booth for Jameson's Irish Pub during a job fair in the West Hollywood section of Los Angeles in this September 2021 file photo. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File) SAN ...

The last time California ranked 51st for job growth before 2023 was the year Bill Clinton was sworn in as president, Beanie Babies were introduced, the first “Jurassic Park” hit the big screen ...

California has seen an average growth of 16,500 jobs per month at an annual rate of 1.1%, above last year’s 0.9% pace of 12,900 jobs a month, according to Newsom’s office.

Similarly, California originally was thought to have added a robust 58,100 jobs in January. It turns out the state gained 25,600 positions — less than half the initial estimate.

It turns out there was not a surge in hiring. Instead, the seasonal adjustment to the data, meant to account for schools ...

California had the lowest job growth in the country in 2023 at a rate of just 0.87%, a disappointing figure considering an overall strong U.S. labor market, dipping far below 2022’s increase of ...

California job growth the past 4 years is 743,000 short of the 1.38 million workers added in pre-pandemic 2015-19. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 64°F. Monday, July 14th 2025 ...

Tertiary Cities Lead California in Projected ... “The 3-year trailing job growth data further supports the ... causing rents to surge, but both absorption and rent growth stabilized by 2022 ...

The last time California ranked 51st for job growth before 2023 was the year Bill Clinton was sworn in as president, Beanie Babies were introduced, the first “Jurassic Park” hit the big screen ...