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Find similar grantsCalifornia Jobs First (CJF) Regional Investment Initiative - Implementation Phase Fund is sponsored by California Governor's Office of Business & Economic Development (GO-Biz). Provides grant funding for the Implementation Phase of the California Jobs First Regional Investment Initiative program.
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Building a Community-Led, Climate-Forward Economy California Jobs First invests in key sectors to drive sustainable economic growth, innovation, and access to good-paying jobs.
First-of-Its-Kind Investment By empowering local efforts and voices to define what the future can and should look like in each of their communities, this bottom-up economic development strategy charts a path toward a prosperous and sustainable future for all Californians.
Local Residents & Experts Engaged Strategic Funding through the Regional Investment Initiative to Date California Economic Blueprint Help create, attract and increase good-paying jobs. That’s the North Star we’re driving towards. Building from the strategies of each region, the Blueprint serves as a roadmap to reach the state’s goals over the next 10 years.
Learn About the Blueprint California’s 13 Jobs First Regions An ecosystem of regions working together, driving local and cross-regional initiatives to advance a resilient economy benefiting all residents. Default - Do Not Delete - Stay up to date on California Jobs First updates below. Governor Newsom announces $1.
3 billion in new private investment, creating thousands of new jobs in key industries across California As part of the California Jobs First initiative, the state is awarding California Competes Tax Credits to support six companies’ expansion efforts across key sectors. Governor Newsom announces $1.
3 billion in new private investment, creating thousands of new jobs in key industries across California As part of the California Jobs First initiative, the state is awarding California Competes Tax Credits to support six companies’ expansion efforts across key sectors.
Governor Newsom’s first-in-the-nation California Jobs First initiative funds rural business innovation hub in Yreka YREKA – Governor Gavin Newsom’s California Jobs First initiative continues to spur new business innovation throughout the Golden State with the grand opening of Yreka Carnegie, … California leads the nation in job creation SACRAMENTO – As national job growth slowed during President Trump’s second term, California continued to lead the nation in job creation, adding approximately 131,534 jobs over the past year, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Governor Newsom visits Space Beach and highlights California’s aerospace dominance California Jobs First Council In March 2024, the Newsom Administration launched the California Jobs First Council, bringing together nine state agencies to develop and implement a comprehensive approach to advancing California’s economy.
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