LOS ANGELES —  California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a new plan to boost the state’s economy over the next 10 years, focusing on sustainable growth, innovation and good jobs.

The so-called California Jobs First Economic Blueprint includes $13 million to support the economic recovery and small businesses in the LA region, which was recently devastated by wildfires.

State investments also includes $125 million for new projects, $15 million for California Native American tribes’ economic development, and $92 million for apprenticeship and jobs programs with a focus on youths and high-demand sectors such as finance, advanced manufacturing, and health care.