At 3.8 percent, the county's jobless rate is the envy of every metro in the state. The forces behind that number — a 5.5 percent construction surge, a hospitality sector growing at 5.0 percent, and a tech industry that has finally stopped bleeding — reveal a Peninsula economy becoming less dependent on any single industry. […]
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