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Hundreds of scientists working for the state of California to protect water supplies, respond to oil spills, study wildlife and track foodborne outbreaks marched in Sacramento Wednesday in what’s being

The president of the State Building and Construction Trades sees jobs in oil and gas “for the foreseeable future.”

CalMatters: Hundreds of scientists working for the state of California to protect water supplies, respond to oil spills, ...

More than 4,000 state scientists have worked under an expired contract for three years. Average wages in 2020 were $83,586, 27% less than state engineers’ pay. The state filed an unfair labor practice charge to stop the strike. Story from @CalMatters.

State employee unions have threatened to strike in the past, but none have ever walked off the job.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Top chefs in Shreveport are dishing out their best cuisines at Prize Fest 2023s Food Prize competition. Prize Fest is in its second weekend and is one

Retirees have asked CalHR to offer a higher coverage plan, but the department hasn’t responded since June.

Get ready for a culinary adventure this October at Food Prize in downtown Shreveport. Get to know the six chefs and don't forget to grab your tickets!

The Prize Foundations annual Society of the Golden Fork Society Dinner series has 12 Shreveport chefs compete for the final spots at Food Prize.

The dinner will be at an unassuming location, with a faux brick wall, and some of the best food, prohibition cocktails, wine, and champagne, and music you can get.