When is California manufacturing back?

California manufacturing production rose for the fifth consecutive month in August, according to a survey by the California Manufacturers Association.

But the economy was still suffering from a lack of supply in August and a sharp drop in the cost of raw materials.

Manufacturing output in August was $1.24 billion, a decline of $632 million from the same month a year ago, the association said.

Output for the first three months of this year was also down, at $1 billion.

But there are some signs that manufacturing is picking up, as California has added 2,000 jobs in the past month, according a Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Manufacturing employment in the United States grew by 3.7 percent in August from a year earlier, according the Labor Department.

Manufacturing’s share of total jobs in California grew from 4.2 percent a year before to 4.5 percent in July.

California’s manufacturing industry has grown faster than the rest of the country since 2000.

But a slowdown in China, a big growth market for the U.S. manufacturing sector, has left the country’s manufacturing jobs in a lurch.

The California-based manufacturers association reported a manufacturing employment gain of 1,500 in August.

California is one of the largest manufacturing exporters in the world, producing about 40 percent of the nation’s goods.

It has also been a hotbed for political violence.

In May, a gunman opened fire in an Oakland neighborhood that was mostly home to Asian immigrants.

The attacker was shot dead by police.

In October, a mass shooting left seven people dead and several others wounded in a neighborhood in the city of Oakland.

On July 7, police in California found the body of a man shot to death in a wooded area in San Jose, which has been the site of protests over police killings of black men.

In June, police fatally shot a man who was running from a robbery suspect who had been armed.

On Wednesday, San Jose police released a video of a woman, identified as 22-year-old Kianz Bowers, who said she was a victim of a robbery that she had reported to police on Wednesday.

Police said Bowers was not a suspect in the shooting.