California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce The CHCC is the premier and largest business organization in the nation that promotes the economic growth and development of emerging entrepreneurs.
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This month, celebrate community. Hispanic Heritage Month reflects the vibrant communities that make California home. Lea...
10/08/2026

This month, celebrate community. Hispanic Heritage Month reflects the vibrant communities that make California home. Learn more about how you can support your community and keep California powered up at: https://loom.ly/YXYkKws.

09/29/2026

Hear from Veronica Corona, CHCC Madame Chair, as she shares what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her and the pride she carries in embracing both her Mexican and American cultures. From the values and traditions that have shaped her to some of her favorite things from Jalisco, she reflects on the heritage that continues to inspire her today.

As we celebrate our culture and community, we can also continue making a difference in the places we call home. Stay informed about Flex Alerts and learn how small energy-saving actions can help support California communities when energy demand is high.

Learn More Here: https://loom.ly/YXYkKws

YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS YOU.Take your business to the next level with the RISE Entrepreneurial Program. Through customized g...
09/28/2026

YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS YOU.

Take your business to the next level with the RISE Entrepreneurial Program. Through customized growth plans, a strong peer network, accountability partners, hands-on workshops, and expert-led sessions, you’ll gain the tools and support to scale your business with purpose.

Ready to RISE?

Apply today: https://loom.ly/-t4XhK0

Applications close December 4, 2026 at 11:59 PM.

09/22/2026

Hear from Leo Callejas, CHCC Northern Region Chair, as he shares what Hispanic Heritage Month means to him and reflects on the traditions, history, and culture he continues to cherish and carry with pride.

Celebrating our heritage also means finding ways to support and strengthen the communities around us. One way to make an impact is by staying informed and helping spread Flex Alert awareness, connecting our communities with resources that can make a difference. Learn more here: https://loom.ly/YXYkKws

This month, come together to honor the vibrant Latino communities that help shape California. There are so many ways to ...
09/21/2026

This month, come together to honor the vibrant Latino communities that help shape California. There are so many ways to connect and celebrate: show your community pride by attending local events, uplifting the voices that make our state shine, and by signing up for Flex Alert notifications. Learn more: https://loom.ly/YXYkKws.

Federal Permitting System is Failing Consumers, Workers, and the Minority Businesses CommunityLast week, Next American E...
09/17/2026

Federal Permitting System is Failing Consumers, Workers, and the Minority Businesses Community

Last week, Next American Era issued a new independently commissioned research report press release titled “Federal Permitting System is Failing Consumers, Workers, and the Minority Business Community – Congress Must Act Now.” The California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is very supportive of the need for greater reform of the permitting system in the state as it continues to bog down the growth of the state and in particular hits hardest on small and medium sized Latino businesses, who cannot afford the enormous costs and red-tape that is revealed in this report.

Its findings reinforce the Chamber's statewide commitment to pro-growth, pro-business policy that delivering real results for California families and workers. Authored by the nonpartisan Responsible Business Initiative, the research finds that grid congestion cost more than $12 billion in 2024 alone, that roughly 8,200 projects are stuck in interconnection queues with a median wait of more than five years, and that more than 864,000 construction workers whose livelihoods depend on energy projects bear the brunt of these delays.

As Cheri Bustos, President of Next American Era and former U.S. Congresswoman, put it, the cost of inaction falls on “the family that can't afford their energy bill, the construction worker waiting on a halted project to get started, and the community still waiting on the jobs” that stalled infrastructure would have brought.

The report’s central takeaway is one CHCC believes policymakers on both sides of the aisle should heed: the worsening grid congestion, paired with lengthy federal review timelines, showcases that “delay is not ideologically neutral” and impacts consumers, workers and local communities. It slows clean and conventional energy projects alike, and it is

Californians and Americans everywhere who pay the price. With several bipartisan permitting bills already before Congress, CHCC joins NAE in urging lawmakers to seize this narrowing legislative window and deliver the modernization our energy infrastructure urgently needs.

Read More: https://nextamericanera.org/news-and-insights/cost-of-delay

09/15/2026

Today marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month!

For CHCC, this month is about celebrating the people behind our communities: the entrepreneurs building businesses, the leaders creating opportunities, the families carrying traditions forward, and the generations continuing to make their mark across California.

As we celebrate the contributions that help power our communities, we can also come together to help keep California powered. Check out our Flex Alert tips and sign up for notifications to learn when simple energy-saving actions can make a difference.

Learn more by clicking on the link in our bio.

25 years have passed since September 11, 2001, yet the memory of that day remains deeply rooted in our nation’s history....
09/11/2026

25 years have passed since September 11, 2001, yet the memory of that day remains deeply rooted in our nation’s history.

Today, we remember the lives lost, honor the courage and sacrifice of those who answered the call, and stand with the families and loved ones who continue to carry their memories forward.

In the face of tragedy, our nation came together with compassion, resilience, and a shared sense of humanity. As we reflect today, may we continue to carry that spirit with us.

Happy Labor Day!Today, we celebrate the hardworking individuals whose dedication and contributions continue to move our ...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Today, we celebrate the hardworking individuals whose dedication and contributions continue to move our communities, businesses, and economy forward.

From the CHCC and CHCC Foundation, we wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved Labor Day!

As you enjoy the holiday, help keep California powered up when it matters most. Learn more and sign up for Flex Alert notifications through the link in our bio.

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09/02/2026

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