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- Sep 29, 2026
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Tutor Perini Lands Work - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Contracts are worth $88 million in total. Subsidiaries of Sylmar-based civil construction firm Tutor Perini Corp. last week reeled in a pair of contracts that combined are worth $88.2 million. The first contract of $45.2 million was awarded to Tutor Perini’s Guam-based subsidiary Black Construction by the Guam Department of Public Works. It involves the reconstruction of two bridges located along Route 1 in the U.S. Pacific to ensure their long-term functionality and safety for the local communi
EVgo Amps Up Partnership - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Deal calls for 400 additional charging stalls nationwide. El Segundo-based electric vehicle charging infrastructure company EVgo Inc. is expanding its partnership with Jacksonville, Florida-based shopping center developer and owner Regency Centers Corp. to add more than 400 fast-charging stalls at Regency centers across the country. The two parties first partnered on building electric vehicle charging facilities in 2020, resulting in EVgo installing roughly 150 charging stalls at Regency Centers
Calstart Is Now Catalyst Mobility - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Pasadena EV consortium absorbs Oregon nonprofit. Calstart, the Pasadena-based zero-emission vehicle industry consortium, now has a new name: Catalyst Mobility. And it has gotten a little larger after merging into its organization an Oregon nonprofit working to advance the electrification of transportation. These are the most significant developments for the 34-year-old consortium since Michael Berube took over as chief executive late last year, replacing longtime chief John Boesel. In an intervi
Home Care Firm Lays Off 738 - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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The statewide cuts are mostly in Fresno, Imperial Valley. El Segundo-based 24 Hour Home Care is laying off 738 caregivers across the state beginning this week, the company said in a recent state filing. Most of the cuts appeared to be centered in the Fresno and Imperial Valley areas. Founded in 2008, 24 Hour Home Care provides non-medical in-home and community care services for seniors and people with physical or developmental disabilities. According to industry trade publication Home Health Car
Unite HERE Opens Health Center - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Union partners with MLK Community Healthcare. An unconventional healthcare and dental center serving hospitality union workers officially opened last month in L.A.’s Pico-Union District. The medical center, run by the Unite HERE Local 11 hospitality workers union in partnership with Willowbrook-based MLK Community Healthcare and the Nashville-based Dyntl chain of dental clinics, is one of a very few exclusively serving union members. Most union members use traditional primary care and dental pro
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