CSLB Press Release: Repeat Offender Caught in CSLB Tehama County Undercover Sting
Repeat offender caught again by the CSLB SWIFT team could face 90 days in jail after continuing to disregard the law and work on a revoked license.
Repeat offender caught again by the CSLB SWIFT team could face 90 days in jail after continuing to disregard the law and work on a revoked license.
CSLB Identifies Phony Contractors in Ridgecrest Undercover Sting
Undercover operation nets eight for contracting without a license and related violations
State License Services is hosting FREE seminars presented by TOSGA Global Alliance strategic Partner of CSLS. TOSGA offers services that assist small and minority businesses in connecting with Private and Government Sector jobs specifically for Contractors
Suspects using business names “Window Design” and “Fresh Paint” arraigned on 146 counts SACRAMENTO —Daniel Kenneth Furness, 58, and Colleen Gsell, 55, pleaded not guilty in Monterey County Superior Court on January 10, 2011, to 146 criminal charges relating to fraudulent use of other contractors’ license numbers, and adverting and contracting without their own license. … Read more
This is an important notice for C-10 Electrical Contractors working in the state of California. Make sure you are following electrician certification requirements and avoid fines from the CSLB.
CSLS Top Ten Construction Books for 2011
Five men working at Kelly during shooting to get scholarships for classes
It is great opportunity for CSLS to be able to give back to five exceptional individuals and contractors in the construction industry.
Van Nuys-based Contractors State License Services, a private vocational school in San Marcos, is giving $1,000 scholarships to each man. The scholarships will pay for the workers to take one course, such as for contractor’s license examination preparation, blue print reading or contract estimating.
Construction Jobs in CA See Largest Increase Among All States for Oct-Nov.
California’s construction jobs were particularly hit hard by the recession and the poor economy