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GO-Biz team members recently joined 300 leaders from the @weprosperjuntos community to collaborate on economic and workforce development goals that will continue to grow good-paying jobs & attract investment across Californiaâs Capital Region.
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Californiaâs economy dominates the global stage. And this is thanks to the diverse regions, industries, and talents that exist across the state.
Thatâs why weâve invested $434.5M through @CAJobsFirst to support their growth â creating thousands of good-paying jobs along the way.
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Big news! đ Barstow Community College was awarded $970K from @CAJobsFirst renovate a new workforce training center.
Newsroom: ow.ly/39KE50ZGPfw
#BarstowCommunityCollege #GoVikings #Workforce #CAJobsFirst
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@CAGoBiz
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SDSU has been awarded $3.95M to strengthen San Diegoâs national security industry. The funding will support a startup accelerator, investment capital and advanced manufacturing at SDSU Mission Valley.

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Governor Newsom today announced the award of $7.3 Million for the Capital Biomanufacturing Alliance (CAPBIO) program, a coordinated effort to accelerate the Capital Region's growing biomanufacturing industry!
Read more: valleyvision.org/capital-regâŚ
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Today on Mare Island, @cagovernor announced $48.5 million through California Jobs First for 18 projects across 33 counties, with investments expected to support 20,000 new direct and indirect jobs.
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Honored to be in Solano County to announce $48.5 million in funding through @CAJobsFirst to support:
- 20,000 new jobs
- 18 projects
- 7 economic regions
- 33 counties
California is prioritizing and supporting our key sectors shaping the future.
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I just received the Bay Area @CAJobsFirst Regional Plan aboard the Golden Bear Training Ship at Mare Island.
California's economy is a global powerhouse thanks to our state's regional diversity â and we're ensuring we continue to lead the world in the sectors of the future.
Six California companies are receiving up to $574M from the US Dept of Commerce, nearly 2/3 of all funding, to advance the future of AI. Learn more here: nist.gov/news-events/news/20âŚ
Thank you to @CAgovernor for awarding us a $32.75M California Competes Tax Credit through @CAGoBiz. Weâre proud to be headquartered in Long Beach, Calif., and committed to creating hundreds of new jobs locally as we build the future of commercial space systems. gov.ca.gov/2026/06/22/governâŚ
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âď¸ Californiaâs solar power has generated more electricity than natural gas on 82% of days this year.
Thatâs what building the clean energy economy of the future looks like.
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NEW: @CAGovernor Gavin Newsomâs first-in-the-nation California Jobs First initiative transformed a historic 1915 building in Yreka into a new hub for entrepreneurship, business innovation, and job creation across rural California including Siskiyou County and the broader North State region.
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Our @CAJobsFirst initiative is transforming a once-shuttered historic building in Yreka into a hub for rural business and economic development across the broader North State region.
We're giving every region across California the tools to grow, compete, and rise together.
The Bay Area Regionâs Catalyst awardee, High Road Clean Transportation Career Pathways, released a report highlighting how the transition to clean transportation can create jobs while advancing climate goals, and outlines key workforce investments needed to support the shift.
The state is awarding CalCompetes Tax Credits to 17 companies to support business expansion across several @CAJobsFirst sectors. These investments are expected to generate $1B in new private investment and create nearly 4,500 new jobs. Learn more here: gov.ca.gov/2026/05/06/governâŚ
This is big:
California just secured A BILLION DOLLARS in new private investment via @CAGoBiz.
With tax credits awarded to 17 companies, we're helping create thousands of new jobs across the state.
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During National Apprenticeship Week, Secretary Knox joined the @LosAngelesHTA to celebrate their latest graduating class!
The success of programs like HTA demonstrates California's dedication to building a skilled and diverse workforce.
See more at labor.ca.gov/2026/05/01/lwdaâŚ
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đ California came together for the California Jobs First (@CAJobsFirst) Investment Summitâand the momentum is still building.
đWith the theme From Blueprint to Breakthrough, the summit marked a powerful shift from planning to action. Across two days, we heard from California Jobs First Council members, saw 31 regional project pitches, and connected with partners working to create good-paying, meaningful jobs across the state.
đĄ One message was clear: no matter what changesâfunding, leadership, or circumstancesâCaliforniaâs foundation remains strong:
⢠A world-class talent pool
⢠A culture of innovation and entrepreneurship
⢠A commitment to centering people in economic opportunity
đ Key takeaways across the three pillars:
đŤąđźâđŤ˛đž Networks â We have strong partnershipsânow itâs time to make them lasting, connected, and action-driven.
đ° Funding â Continued investment in resilience and equity is critical, with a need for better alignment and accessibility.
đ Policy â Bold policies are in motion, and the focus now is implementation at speed and scale.
đĽ As one reflection captured it:
The âbest future that is still possibleâ is within reachâbut only if we break down silos, center people, and move with urgency.
đŤśđ˝Thank you to all the partners, regions, and leaders driving this work forward. The summit may be over, but the work continues.
#CaliforniaJobsFirst #EconomicOpportunity #ClimateAction #EquityInAction #FromBlueprintToBreakthrough





































