Chevron relocates headquarters from San Ramon to Houston | KTVU

Chevron Corporation on Friday announced it is relocating company’s headquarters from San Ramon, California, to Houston, Texas – the latest in a string of companies to leave the Golden State.

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[fixedit]

Thank you Newsome and all the liberal progressive politicians.

[carefulconsumer]

I think Chevron already built a huge Corporate Campus off I-45 north of Houston so they just have to move employees there.

[vincentortega]

Good for Chevron. Pay less taxes to Newsom the fool

[smoker]

Thats actually good news😂. They polluted the air for so long 😩

[crinklecut]

Of course they’re leaving. Everyone is.

[Thomas-Thomas]

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[paulcontreras]

And yet Californians keep voting for liberals.

[randomthings-]

All those who say don’t need the refinery are forgetting all the jobs that come with a company like this for the local blue collar workers. A town grows around a company like this.

[BuckieBoy-lr]

California doesn’t need that tax revenue for chevron’s corporate being in California.
They also do t need the income tax revenue from jobs moving to other states.
They got more important things to worry about like equity and free stuff for all .

[joshuawest-jones]

Galvin must be proud of the way he turned cali.

[skytowergnome]

No elected official in California is going to admit that their policies helped do this.

[iamgabriel]

Wow, this is a big hit to CA. How much longer are the citizens of this state let the guv take us down the drain. He must go.

[dtsh]

GE closed down its software center; SAP closed its acquired sybase, AT&T is shrinking its operations at San Ramon. I don’t see how the city is staying vibrant long term🥱🤨!

[mrdpdjr]

Wow. Again
Ca in f’d up now

Used to be grest

[jdjackson]

I feel bad for the employees losing their careers but no one can blame the company for leaving this failed state.

[hwyfools]

Just another major on the list of bailing companies. Smart business taking it elsewhere. Might want to consider the red ticket.

[alansnyder]

I came to California to work in the high-tech industry in 1992 and plan on leaving California soon since I want to run my own business. No way would I do that in California with the current people running this place into the ground.

[mikelogan]

Wake up California How many companies have to leave the state before the voters realize what's happening to their state

[sdten]

Policies now are building a dim future. Look at the homeless population and now they are cleaning it up but their policies caused it

[Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

Lifelong California resident here: The same politics and policies which led me to switch political parties in 2009 after voting for Obama in 2008, are the same policies and politics/ legislation, destroying this state and victimizing it's citizens.