The UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday predicts the state and nation will muddle through a weak jobs market until the ...

California faces a prolonged employment recession into early 2026, driven by elevated costs, weak job growth, and the early ...

The quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast calls for the U.S. and California economies to "muddle through" early 2026 before returning to growth later that year.

UCLA forecast says California will muddle through early 2026 as AI growth collides with tariffs weak jobs and housing woes.

This column was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Forty years ago this month, I began a 9,000-mile tour of California, gathering data, conversations and observations ...

Education and health services remained the strongest-performing category and are among the least vulnerable to recession, ...

California lawmakers to President Trump, Secretary Burgum: “Further industrialization off our coast will inevitably pollute ...

Thirty-nine Septembers ago, a young reporter decided to try out California business journalism. Somehow, I’m still here. A key reason is the California economy rarely disappoints as fodder for a ...