Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area are poised to generate over half a billion dollars each from the upcoming World Cup events. Additionally, the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles are expected to create nearly 80,000 full-time jobs, leading to an $11 billion statewide economic impact. To ensure readiness for these events, California's Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire established an 11-member Special Committee on International Sporting Events, which will conduct hearings to address potential challenges, including concerns over federal funding under the Trump administration.
According to the office of state Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire, Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area will benefit over half a billion dollars each from upcoming World Cup events.
With the Olympic Games returning to Los Angeles in 2028, nearly 80,000 new full-time jobs are projected to be created, contributing to an $11 billion economic impact statewide.
The newly formed legislative committee on international sporting events will ensure California is prepared for these significant events, with a series of hearings planned in the coming months.
Sen. Ben Allen emphasized the importance of federal support for these events amidst concerns about funding being withheld by the Trump administration, expressing optimism for a successful outcome.
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