California

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Transit operators in San Francisco's Bay Area are facing massive budget shortfalls as ridership lingers well below its prepandemic levels.

The fast-growing international network formed by former partners from Arthur Andersen has expanded to San Diego.

The company said the city used the presence of its Cruise self-driving unit to tie its tax bill to a portion of its global revenue.

The Top 50 Firm is expanding its presence in the Bay Area, effective Dec. 1.

The Golden State is poised to fall well short of its budget forecasts as the recent stock market slump erodes the state's tax takings.

State legislators passed a bill that would leapfrog the Securities and Exchange Commission's efforts to require companies to disclose their greenhouse gases and climate-related financial risks.

California may have some of the highest personal income taxes in the country, but it's one of the few states that doesn't tax lottery wins.

BPM LLP merges in O&S CPAs and Business Advisors; and JLK Rosenberger adds Mark F. Wille's CPA practice.

Los Angeles voters approved a tax on the sale of mansions and other multimillion-dollar real estate transactions to raise money for affordable housing.