HQ Function

Serves as the seat of California's state government, housing the bicameral state legislature (Senate and Assembly) and the office of the Governor. Key legislative, executive, and ceremonial functions are conducted here.

Notable Features:

Neoclassical architecture, a prominent dome, public art, and the surrounding Capitol Park with memorials and diverse flora. The building is a designated California Historical Landmark.

Work Culture:

Characterized by public service, policy development, legislative processes, and administrative operations. It's a formal environment focused on governance and constituent services.

HQ Significance:

The symbolic and functional heart of California's democracy, where laws are made, state policies are decided, and the executive branch operates.

Values Reflected in HQ: Democracy, public representation, transparency (with public galleries and access), and the history of California.

Location:

California maintains an international presence primarily through trade and investment offices (e.g., Go-Biz has international offices), tourism promotion initiatives, environmental cooperation agreements, and cultural exchanges. These efforts aim to boost California's economy, attract foreign investment, promote exports, address global challenges like climate change, and enhance its worldwide influence. Specific agencies like the California State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) support businesses in global markets.

Street Address:

California State Capitol, 10th and L Streets

City:

Sacramento

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA