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First gas tax hike in two decades
Posted by Rodney Jenny on Nov 8, 2017
SAN JOSE – Higher fuel taxes showed up at gas stations last week as part of a $52 billion spending plan to fix mounting infrastructure problems across the Golden State over the next 10 years.
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Hot forecast for construction drives need for people
Posted by Rodney Jenny on May 16, 2017
The construction industry suffered during the Great Recession, and even before that there were enough ups and downs to keep young people from pursuing construction careers. But things are changing, and we need your help to attract young folks into this business because the construction industry is a more attractive choice than it has been in years.
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Billions on the way for California's infrastructure
Posted by Keith Severson on May 10, 2017
Finally, some relief is on the way to fix California’s attention-starved infrastructure.After years of stalled funding talks in Sacramento and lack of consensus among lawmakers on how to raise the billions needed to repair our roads, highways and bridges, Gov. Jerry Brown and the legislature struck a 10-year $52 billion transportation deal.
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Rock Star: Joe Burgoon makes his mark at Calaveras Dam joint venture
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Dec 6, 2016
CALAVERAS DAM - When a nationwide survey indicates 86 percent of contractors struggle to fill key craft and salaried positions as demand for construction increases, it’s refreshing to meet Joe Burgoon.
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Watsonville's Steve Hernandez soaks up Instagram followers with water expertise
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Oct 6, 2016
WATSONVILLE – The power of social media has propelled Steve Hernandez and his incredible water knowledge to a nationwide audience of water professionals and enthusiasts tracking his daily posts on everything from filtration and dilution to flow rates, trench safety and pump technology.
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