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As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

Consumer October 29, 2026

As Living Costs Rise, More Californians Turn to Secondhand Goods to Make Ends Meet

With millions of Californians struggling to afford housing and everyday necessities, national ... more

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

Economy October 28, 2026

America Is Skipping Meals as Food Prices Keep Climbing

Rising Grocery Costs Have Some Shoppers Skipping Meals Half of respondents in a ... more

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

Economy October 22, 2026

In Times of Crisis, Dying Isn’t Cheap: For Latino families, the financial burden can extend beyond the funeral home

A survey of 88 Los Angeles County funeral homes found a median ... more

Inflation Is Rising Beyond Gasoline, Driving Up the Cost of Everyday Life

Inflation Is Rising Beyond Gasoline, Driving Up the Cost of Everyday Life

Economy October 15, 2026

Inflation Is Rising Beyond Gasoline, Driving Up the Cost of Everyday Life

Gasoline accounted for more than half of the monthly price increase, but ... more

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

California October 15, 2026

Sixty Six Percent of Hispanic Adults Say they Lack a Three Month Emergency Fund

New research finds widespread pressure from medical care, housing and transportation costs, ... more

Los Angeles Hotels Left With Empty Rooms After World Cup, Putting Olympic Hopes to the Test

Los Angeles Hotels Left With Empty Rooms After World Cup, Putting Olympic Hopes to the Test

Economy October 14, 2026

Los Angeles Hotels Left With Empty Rooms After World Cup, Putting Olympic Hopes to the Test

A survey of Los Angeles hotels found that many did not see ... more

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

California October 8, 2026

Latinas Became a Bigger Part of California’s Workforce. The Wage Gap Barely Budged in the Last 35 Yrs.

New UCLA research finds that California Latinas earn more per hour than ... more

Latino Californians: The Economic Question

Latino Californians: The Economic Question

California October 8, 2026

Latino Californians: The Economic Question

California’s Latino workers are a huge part of the state’s economy. But ... more

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

California October 7, 2026

When Eating Hurts: LA Groceries Take a Bigger Bite From Lower Incomes

Groceries don't have to be the most expensive in the country to ... more

L.A. Expands Financing Program for Small Businesses. Here’s The Problem it’s Meant to Solve

L.A. Expands Financing Program for Small Businesses. Here’s The Problem it’s Meant to Solve

Economy October 7, 2026

L.A. Expands Financing Program for Small Businesses. Here’s The Problem it’s Meant to Solve

Los Angeles is expanding a financing program designed to help small businesses ... more

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

California October 4, 2026

The Cost of Halloween Keeps Rising, and It Lands at the Ballot Box Just Before the Midterms

Americans are still spending on Halloween even as higher prices squeeze household ... more

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

Economy September 29, 2026

California Food Banks Struggle to Keep Up as Food Prices Stay High

A bigger grocery bill can force a family to make choices that ... more

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

Consumer September 29, 2026

Latino Workers Are Earning More, but Debt Is Eating Into Their Gains

For many Hispanic households, rising income is being squeezed by growing debt ... more

Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs

Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs

California September 27, 2026

Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs

Los Angeles County gasoline prices are approaching the 2022 record as global ... more

California Added 39,400 Jobs in August. Why Were Fewer Californians Working?

California Added 39,400 Jobs in August. Why Were Fewer Californians Working?

California September 24, 2026

California Added 39,400 Jobs in August. Why Were Fewer Californians Working?

California employers added 39,400 jobs in August, but the number of Californians ... more

Latino Incomes Are Rising. Why Do Housing, Gas and Health Care Still Take Such a Large Bite?

Latino Incomes Are Rising. Why Do Housing, Gas and Health Care Still Take Such a Large Bite?

California September 17, 2026

Latino Incomes Are Rising. Why Do Housing, Gas and Health Care Still Take Such a Large Bite?

California Latino households are earning more, but housing, transportation and health-care costs ... more

Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status

Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status

Business September 16, 2026

Restaurant Closures Don’t Respect Race, Gender, or Economic Status

The 2026 closures span neighborhood institutions, family-owned restaurants and established operators. Their ... more

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

California September 15, 2026

Nearly 200,000 People Cross Into California Daily. Here’s How the Border Fuels the State’s Economy

For Southern California, the border with Mexico is more than a line ... more

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

Business September 14, 2026

L.A. Has a Quarter of Its Office Space Empty. Housing Vacancy Is Near Zero.

Los Angeles has a striking real-estate contradiction: large amounts of office space ... more

They work. They Drive. They Deliver. So Why do so Many Still Need California’s Safety Net?

They work. They Drive. They Deliver. So Why do so Many Still Need California’s Safety Net?

California September 10, 2026

They work. They Drive. They Deliver. So Why do so Many Still Need California’s Safety Net?

A new GAO report finds millions of adults receiving SNAP or Medicaid ... more

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