A Fee To Be The First to Exit A Plane?
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that we can all [...]
Food Stamp Beneficiaries Have Exceeded 45 Million For 48 Straight Months
Ali Meyer reports that, “the number of beneficiaries of the [...]
New Normal: Smaller Workforce & Low Pay
The unemployment rate fell from 5.5% to 5.3%, but the [...]
Made in American Cars – Ford and Chrysler No Longer Qualify
The phrase “made in America†has always pulled at the [...]
Schools Face Impact of Drought – Children Hit Hardest
From EdSource The 10,000-student district is in the San Joaquin [...]
California’s Economic Collision Course: Immigration and Water
You have heard it before: “As California goes, so goes [...]
California drought: In-N-Out, Chipotle raising prices due to rising food costs
That Double-Double you’ve been craving from In-N-Out Burger just got [...]
All California’s Problems Lead to the San Joaquin Valley
It’s not clear if Governor Jerry Brown and his challenger [...]
Existing home sales surge in May as housing market heats up
wavering housing recovery found firmer footing last month. Sales of [...]
Bump at pump in January to help speed bullet train project
California drivers are going to see a bump at the [...]
