Sacramento Business News

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Nolte Associates Inc., a full-service engineering firm, has hired Patrick Flynn of Folsom as senior vice president and regional managing director for Northern California. Lincoln Jennifer Ware of Sacramento has joined First Bank's Lincoln office as a branch manager.

Yesterday, at Sunday's Learning to Live in America Fair in Sacramento's Southside Park, information vendors showed guests where to learn how to start their own food businesses one step at a time and how to find the money. Have you...

The state of California on Wednesday estimated it will face a budget shortfall of $20.7 billion between now and the time the legislature enacts its 2010-2011 budget plan. The gap consists of a $6.3 billion projected deficit for the 2009-2010...

An interdisciplinary major might be the best answer to the problem today of finding work with a liberal arts degree. Today, there are more college graduates than there are jobs available that require the type of college degree or major...

In some parts of the state, including the Bay Area, prices are even starting to creep up again. Sacramento County's $180,000 October median sales price was just 7.7 percent below the median price in October of last year – the...

The embattled board of the California Public Employees' Retirement System tightened rules requiring outside investment managers to disclose information about the sales intermediaries who help them do business with the $200-billion pension fund...Andrew Cuomo's investigation of placement...

BOE specialists will visit the retailers, part of an enhanced compliance effort begun in September 2008 under the Statewide Compliance and Outreach Program. – Mark Glover      Showing:

The sweeping overhaul of California's water system that lawmakers passed Wednesday relies on borrowing $11 billion that supporters hailed as a necessary investment in safe, reliable water statewide but that critics warned is overpriced and could siphon money from health...