California is not the only state economy that’s a business powerhouse on a global scale. The state’s businesses produced $4.1 ...

California’s $4.1 trillion output last year jumped its long-standing No. 5 global ranking to slip past Japan’s $4.03 trillion ...

California might boast that it’s the world’s 4th-largest economy, but the statewide job market is one of the nation’s weakest ...

If California were its own country, its economy would now rank as the fourth largest of any nation in the globe, Gov. Gavin ...

California is now the fourth-largest global economy, with the state's governor using that to attack Trump's tariff policy.

Adjusting California's GDP for the purchasing power of its residents, the center calculated, would drop California's ranking all the way down to 11th, behind Japan (fifth), but also behind Russia, ...

Among the top global economies, California’s is also the fastest growing, according to IMF data and Gov. Newsom’s offices.

When it comes to the rest of the U.S., over $1 trillion separates California and the next-highest state, according to the data. Here’s where other U.S. states rank. From largest to smallest economy by ...

Forget the wildfires, earthquakes, water shortages and all the other factors that place the California dream in doubt, ...

California’s economy continued to grow at a fast clip of 6% in 2024, according to data and Newsom’s office. The top three economies in the world all grew at slower rates: 5.3% in the entire U.S., 2.6% ...

The ranking looks at states' health care, education, economy, crime and more. Here's where California landed on the list.