Were Chevron and other producers to decide, as Walz warns, that continuing operations in a politically hostile California no longer pencils out, the state could see an abrupt and economically

After 145 years of calling California home, Chevron Corp. is relocating its headquarters to Texas. This significant decision marks the end of an era for the oil giant and reflects broader shifts in the state’s economy,

(NYSE: CVX), the top industry employers and leading oil producer in Colorado's oil fields, is moving its headquarters from San Ramon, California, to Houston. After the move, Chevron will become Houston’s second-largest publicly traded company,