Author: Labor Bulletin

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Charter Amendment has qualified for the 2020 ballot. Backed by

By Sheri Williams The Sacramento Central Labor Council held its 19th Annual Salute to Labor Awards in September, drawing hundreds

By Claire Mitchell Few California cities have a richer labor history than Sacramento. Starting as early as 1894 with its

By Sheri Williams Sacramento labor leaders and union members are helping to lead the fight for affordable housing in the

By Sheri Williams Governor Jerry Brown gave a boost to union apprenticeship programs in this year’s final budget with nearly

By Sheri Williams Union members and allies joined together the last week of June to protest a U.S. Supreme Court

By Sheri Williams Members of Sacramento’s labor community joined with immigration activists in June to protest the separation of families

By Sheri Williams More than 50,000 workers, including thousands in Sacramento, went on a three-day strike in May to fight

Fabrizio Sasso (far left) joined city leaders including Mayor Darrell Steinberg and Assembly member Kevin McCarty recently to open one

By Sheri Williams Ironworkers Local 118 unveiled a new mural in its headquarters in April, meant to honor the past

By Sheri Williams More than 50,000 healthcare workers from three unions have announced they are united for a strike in

By Sheri Williams Hundreds of union members and allies came together on March 31 for the 18th Annual Cesar Chavez