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California State University, Sacramento, is thinking green to get local construction workers back on the job.

The struggling Sacramento economy has produced a frustrating game of musical chairs, with many job seekers left standing when the music stops.

Green economy jobs provide a new hope to rebuild and shape the economy while bettering the planet. California is gearing up to be the nation's clean technology leader and innovation center. Over the past three years, California has been the leading state in various green initiatives ranging from energy efficiency to clean technology venture capital investment.

Our partnership with SRCC allows us to not only help young people develop important skills that will assist them the rest of their lives, but creates a skilled workforce for the growing renewable fuels industry.

Court reporting firms are capable of performing many of the simple tasks that are part of a paralegal's job description.

Court reporters and transcriptionists have many job opportunities outside of the courtroom. They are widely used in the media industry as well as in classrooms and corporate offices.

It has recently been reported that nearly 1.4 million Californians have settled for part-time work due to poor economic conditions and a battered job market. 

President Barack Obama's job approval rating has slipped since the spring among California voters, but he gets good marks for his handling of the economy and his plans to overhaul the nation's health care system.

As part of the legislation recently signed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the California state legislature requiring 33% of electricity come from renewable sources by 2020, Californians can most certainly expect a growth in wind farming.

Corruption- misconduct Sheriff and Prosecutor Daima Calhoun having father of a killer tell how to cover up homicide and that is just how it was done. Daima Calhoun closed the case behind closed doors. On top of it Calhoun was promoted and so was the cheif Da so they can commit more corruption. They proved they were willing to do the job.

A bill is scheduled to reach Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk which deals with narrowing the category of jobs for which employers could investigate the financial background of applicants in the state of California.