Southern California EV industry grows to 120,000 direct jobs; 276,000 in California, according to LAEDC report
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AECOM this week unveiled a striking report on LA’s infrastructure challenges, opportunities and needs. AECOM, an LA-based, global company is one of the world’s foremost, integrated builders of infrastructure (Design-Build-Finance-Operate,…
Beginning January 2019, Eric Mika, who leads government affairs for Canoo (formerly EVELOZCITY), a Los Angeles based electric vehicle (EV) and mobility services company that is creating subscription based mobility for…
LOS ANGELES, CA (May 9, 2018) – The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) announced today that American Airlines will be recognized at the 2018 Eddy Awards® as this…
Developing good infrastructure to provide a reliable water source for Southern California is vital to the economy and a sustainable quality of life. Read LAEDC’s support letter below. April 9,…
Experts discussed the Future of Smart Cities at LAEDC’s latest Future Forum, made possible by our Presenting Sponsor CSU – Dominguez Hills, with approximately 200 guests in attendance at Cross…
The L.A. economy is thriving, but are employers and policy-makers taking steps to keep it that way in the event of an earthquake? The question was explored in a report…
The Southern California Leadership Council discusses the $7.5 million water bond headed for voters. The Water Bond- Letting Go Of The North South Divide 8-18-14 …
Creates low-interest loans for water projects
The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) Chief Operating Officer, David Flaks, submits the following statement into record in support of Item One (Fuentes) on the agenda at the City of Los Angeles Energy and Environment Committee on June 4, 2014