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It’s not ‘House of Cards,’ but local leaders will grill federal lawmakers this weekend
The Sacramento Metro Chamber embarks on its annual Capitol-to-Capitol program this weekend, with 336 civic and business leaders flying to Washington D.C. to discuss a…
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46th Annual Capitol-to-Capitol Program
Last week, nearly 350 delegates are traveling to Washington, D.C. for the Metro Chamber’s Capitol-to-Capitol (Cap-to-Cap) program. Cap-to-Cap provides a unique opportunity for business and community…
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How Angelique Ashby got big chamber backing
The endorsements in Sacramento’s mayoral race – which is getting a little testy heading into the first televised debate Wednesday night on KCRA – line…
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WATCH: $15 min. wage law may give raise to exempt workers
Source: ABC10
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Minimum wage: Could anything have stopped it?
As Gov. Jerry Brown signed California’s new $15 minimum wage bill on Monday, state business advocates were stuck reflecting on whether anything could have been…
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Chamber View: Advocating for the Capital Region
For 45 years, the Sacramento Metro Chamber has led a delegation annually to Washington, D.C. to advocate on behalf of our region’s most pressing needs…
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$15 California Minimum Wage By 2022 Raises Cost Concerns
California legislators voted to approve what is for now the highest statewide minimum wage in the nation when it finally reaches $15 an hour in…
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Rio City Cafe
Rio City Café opened its doors in May 1994 and is quickly approaching their 22nd anniversary and couldn’t be more proud! The restaurant is currently…
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How Small Businesses Would Be Affected by a Minimum Wage Increase
The plan to boost California’s minimum wage to $15 per hour over the next five years is “economic justice,” according to Governor Jerry Brown. The…
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Gov. Brown announces minimum wage deal
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Gov. Jerry Brown officially announced a push to increase California’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The deal is a compromise with…
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Five Elk Grove City Councilmen, Two Executive Staff Going to D.C. as Part of ‘Cap to Cap’
A part of the annual Capitol-to-Capitol event., all five Elk Grove City Councilmen and two staff executives will be joining the lobbying trip to Washington…
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Nor-Cal Logos
Jim and Dana Thyken were new to the embroidery business in 1992. The husband and wife team went out on a limb and decided to…
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Emerge Summit to feature keynote by actress Greta Gerwig
The third annual Emerge Summit, which brings together young professionals around the region for a day of education and collaboration, will take place tomorrow, Friday,…
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Chamber View: Calling All Young Professionals
There’s never been a better time to be a young professional in the Capital Region. Sacramento is in the midst of a renaissance, and this…
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University of the Pacific
University of the Pacific is proud to serve the city where California’s future – and the future of our nation – takes shape every day.…
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Secretary of State Alex Padilla focused on the election year
Technology is the future of California elections and nowhere is this more apparent than in the office of California Secretary of State, Alex Padilla. Delivering…