Editing California (section)

== Economy and infrastructure ==

California has a large and diverse economy. Major sectors include technology, agriculture, entertainment, tourism, logistics, education, health care, finance, manufacturing, and international trade. The state also contains major ports, airports, highways, rail systems, and energy networks.

[[Los Angeles]] is one of the state's main economic centers. The city is associated with film, television, music, international trade, professional sports, finance, tourism, manufacturing, and transport. The Port of Los Angeles and Los Angeles International Airport made the region especially important for legal trade and for criminal groups seeking to move people, money, vehicles, weapons, and commercial fronts.

The state's economic scale and infrastructure made California useful to the Bucharest Butchers and Tanoa-linked planners. These groups did not control the state economy as a whole, but they used selected businesses, corrupt contacts, gambling operations, transport channels, and political intermediaries to support their activities.