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Nick McConnell

Reporter · US

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Jul 31, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Nick McConnell

    Solano County labor agency raises alarm on job creation (opens the original)

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    David Hubble, executive director of the Solano Workforce Development Board, continued to express concern Friday about a lack of job creation in Solano County following layoffs at multiple major employers during the last year. He stressed that Solano County does not currently have enough open positions to offset the job losses brought by closures at Harbinger, Jelly Belly, Anheuser Busch, and Mare Island Dry Dock. Of 454,000 total Solano County residents, Hubble said, about 215,000 are in the wor

  2. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Nick McConnell

    Newsom’s business booster backs big proposed Solano County shipyard and industrial park (opens the original)

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    The California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) sent out a memo to lawmakers and local leaders on Friday supporting California Forever’s Solano Shipyard and Solano Foundry proposals. The memo, from Director Dee Dee Meyers, said the projects clearly reflect the state’s current opportunity to attract more advanced manufacturing investment. “GO-Biz believes this is a moment for California to double down on the economy of the future — and to show the country and the wo

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Nick McConnell

    ‘Devastating’: Backers of planned Solano County shipyard trade blame for loss of $3.2 billion deal (opens the original)

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    Saronic, an autonomous shipbuilding company long courted by California Forever, announced Thursday that its $3.2 billion Port Alpha project will be constructed in Brownsville, Texas, instead of Solano County. Saronic expects the project will create 10,000 permanent jobs and 10,000 construction jobs during the next decade. In Solano County, the news sparked an hours-long blame game between local officials, California Forever, labor groups, state Sen. Chris Cabaldon and other stakeholders. CEO of

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