Chevron Corp. is the latest in a long line of companies to flee California and its extreme, one-party rule that has brought the Golden State to its knees. Once considered the glamour state of the nation, it’s now known for crime, homelessness, taxation, regulation, and far-left social policies. Following the departures of SpaceX, Tesla, Blaze Pizza, Charles Schwab, Hewlett Packard, Oracle, and so many more in just the last few years alone, Chevron announced Friday that they’re ditching San Ramon (about 30 miles southeast of Oakland) and are headed to Houston, Texas.
The decision comes as the company has faced a hostile state government that’s been harassing them for years:
The move announced Friday will end the company’s 145 years of being based in the most populous US state. The shift prompted Texas Governor Greg Abbott to welcome Chevron to its “true home,” while a…
