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How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

California September 10, 2026

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

An $80,000 salary can sound comfortable. But California’s housing system measures income ... more

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Community & Society September 5, 2026

Trump Wants Cheaper Beef. Will You Actually Pay Less at the Grocery Store?

Ground beef is nearing $7 a pound in the United States, and ... more

Not Just Street Vendors: LA’s $504 Million Economy

Not Just Street Vendors: LA’s $504 Million Economy

Economy September 1, 2026

Not Just Street Vendors: LA’s $504 Million Economy

Los Angeles has spent years trying to bring street vendors into the ... more

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

Economy August 26, 2026

America Is Going Cashless. But in Latino Neighborhoods, Cash Isn’t Disappearing.

A growing number of Americans are leaving their wallets at home. For ... more

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

Economy August 17, 2026

More U.S. Retirees Are Collecting Social Security in Mexico

The number of retired-worker Social Security beneficiaries with Mexican addresses increased 3.3% ... more

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

Economy August 16, 2026

A Stronger Peso Means Weaker Remittances: How Mexican Immigrants in LA and U.S. Tourists Are Feeling the Currency Shift

The Mexican peso just hit its strongest level in two years, briefly ... more

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

Economy August 16, 2026

California Faces $161.9 Million Hit as International Student Enrollment Falls

California stands to lose more economic activity from the decline in new ... more

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

California August 9, 2026

The American Dream Hasn’t Died — It’s Being Redefined, Generation by Generation

A new UCI-OC Poll finds Orange County residents deeply divided over whether ... more

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

Economy July 29, 2026

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

California's economy continues to expand, but many families say higher wages haven't ... more

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

Economy July 24, 2026

Fear Behind the Storefronts: The Lasting Mental Health Impact of Immigration Enforcement on Los Angeles Latino Entrepreneurs

The economic damage caused by immigration enforcement in Los Angeles extended far ... more

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

California July 21, 2026

Meat Theft in California: Rising Grocery Prices Make Beef a Target for Shoplifters

Higher beef prices, inflation, and organized retail theft are prompting some California ... more

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Economy July 19, 2026

Disneyland Raises Food Prices 8% on Average, Creating New Challenges for Families Watching Their Budgets. How to Save

Food costs rose an average of 8% across Disneyland Resort dining locations. ... more

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

Consumer Alert July 14, 2026

California’s Water Rules Have Changed Permanently. Here’s Why Your Water Bill Keeps Rising

California's emergency drought rules may be over, but permanent conservation requirements are ... more

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Economy July 12, 2026

Gas Prices Rise Above $6, but LA Keeps Driving: For Many Latinos, Cars Remain a Necessity

Gasoline prices have surged past $6 per gallon in Los Angeles, but ... more

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Economy July 7, 2026

U.S.-Born Children of Undocumented Parents May Qualify for Trump Accounts, but Privacy Concerns Could Affect Enrollment

Children born in the United States may qualify for Trump Accounts regardless ... more

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Cover Story July 6, 2026

Latino Workers Keep America Moving, But New Jobs Data Shows Growing Pressure on Families

Latino workers remain one of the strongest forces in the U.S. economy, ... more

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

California July 5, 2026

Poverty in California: Impact on the Latino Community and Why Los Angeles Faces the Greatest Challenges

High housing costs, inflation and wage gaps are leaving more California families ... more

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Economy July 5, 2026

LA Metro’s World Cup Transit Boom Is Creating Jobs and Changing How Los Angeles Moves

Hundreds of transit jobs, expanded bilingual hiring and record ridership are giving ... more

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

Economy July 2, 2026

Can’t Afford Steak? Republican Congressman Says the Real Problem Is That Americans Don’t Work Hard Enough

This year, as in the months before, rising food prices continue to ... more

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

Economy June 29, 2026

This Is Why a 25% Social Security Benefit Cut Could Hit in 2032

The latest Trustees Report says the retirement trust fund could run short ... more

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