CORNICK PLEADED NOT GUILTY. CALIFORNIA’S DEPARTMENT OF LABOR HAS A NEW BUILDING TO CALL HOME. CREWS CUT THE RIBBON ON THE NEWLY RENOVATED BUILDING. TODAY. IT WILL SERVE ABOUT 2500 STATE WORKERS. CRITICAL SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS WERE MADE TO THE 64 YEAR OLD SPACE, ALONG WITH UPGRADES TO THE OFFICE SPACE. THIS JULY, THE GOVERNOR ORDERED STATE WORKERS TO RETURN TO THE OFFICE AT LEAST FOUR DAYS A WEEK. IT’S IMPORTANT TO PROVIDE SPACE AS WE LOOK TO RETURN TO OFFICE MORE DAYS PER WEEK, BUT IT’S ALSO REALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE PROVIDE OUR STATE TEAM MEMBERS WITH SPACE THAT’S MODERN AND FUNCTIONAL FOR THE WAY WE WORK TODAY. IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT PROVIDING NICER SPACE, IT’S ABOUT PROVIDING SPACE THAT’S MORE EFFICIENT. A 15,000 SQUARE FOOT PLAZA
California Department of Labor opens renovated office in Sacramento
Updated: 10:40 PM PST Jan 21, 2026
The California Department of Labor has opened its newly renovated building on 9th Street in Sacramento, which will serve about 2,500 state workers with updated and efficient office spaces.Crews cut the ribbon Wednesday on the newly renovated building, which includes critical safety improvements and upgrades to the office space. In July, the governor ordered state workers to return to the office at least four days a week.”It’s certainly important to provide space as we look to return to office more days per week,” said Secretary of Government Operations Nick Maduros. “But it’s also really important that we provide our state team members with space that’s modern and functional for the way we work today. It’s not just about providing nicer space, it’s about providing space that’s more efficient.”The project took about four years to complete, starting back in August 2022.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
The California Department of Labor has opened its newly renovated building on 9th Street in Sacramento, which will serve about 2,500 state workers with updated and efficient office spaces.
Crews cut the ribbon Wednesday on the newly renovated building, which includes critical safety improvements and upgrades to the office space.
In July, the governor ordered state workers to return to the office at least four days a week.
“It’s certainly important to provide space as we look to return to office more days per week,” said Secretary of Government Operations Nick Maduros. “But it’s also really important that we provide our state team members with space that’s modern and functional for the way we work today. It’s not just about providing nicer space, it’s about providing space that’s more efficient.”
The project took about four years to complete, starting back in August 2022.
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