Cost Of Living Archivos - Page 2 Of 3 - Parriva

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Housing July 17, 2026

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds home prices have risen much ... more

Friendly Fraud Is Costing Small Businesses Billions. Here’s How California Business Owners Can Protect Themselves

Friendly Fraud Is Costing Small Businesses Billions. Here’s How California Business Owners Can Protect Themselves

Establish July 14, 2026

Friendly Fraud Is Costing Small Businesses Billions. Here’s How California Business Owners Can Protect Themselves

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

From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits

From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits

Food July 13, 2026

From Newspaper Coupons to Digital Grocery Savings: How Latino Families in Los Angeles Are Adapting to Changing Shopping Habits

Paper coupons are fading, but grocery savings are not. Here's how Latino ... more

The State of Latino Politics in 2026: More Diverse, More Frustrated and Harder for Both Parties to Win

The State of Latino Politics in 2026: More Diverse, More Frustrated and Harder for Both Parties to Win

Politics July 9, 2026

The State of Latino Politics in 2026: More Diverse, More Frustrated and Harder for Both Parties to Win

New research shows Latino voters remain deeply connected to their identity and ... more

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

California July 8, 2026

California Cost of Living Crisis: State Ranked One of the Worst Places to Move to in 2026

A new ConsumerAffairs report ranks California as the nation's third-worst state to ... more

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

Housing July 7, 2026

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

For many Latino families, owning a home has represented stability and generational ... 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

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

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

Economy June 29, 2026

California Gas Tax Rises July 1. Here’s How Much More Drivers Will Pay and Why It Keeps Increasing

The state's gasoline excise tax automatically rises to 63.4 cents per gallon ... more

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

Cover Story June 27, 2026

What California’s 2026 Budget Means for Latino Parents, Workers, and Small Businesses

California is investing billions in schools, healthcare, childcare and small businesses, but ... more

Judge Strikes Down SNAP Junk Food Restrictions

Judge Strikes Down SNAP Junk Food Restrictions

Food June 23, 2026

Judge Strikes Down SNAP Junk Food Restrictions

A federal judge ruled that the USDA exceeded its authority by allowing ... more

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

Housing June 23, 2026

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

The proposed 2026 ballot measure would fund affordable housing, expand veteran home ... more

California Bans ‘Sell-By’ Dates on Food. What Shoppers Need to Know Before Throwing Anything Away

California Bans ‘Sell-By’ Dates on Food. What Shoppers Need to Know Before Throwing Anything Away

Consumer Alert June 22, 2026

California Bans ‘Sell-By’ Dates on Food. What Shoppers Need to Know Before Throwing Anything Away

A new California law replaces confusing food date labels with a simpler ... more

Is California Over Regulated? The Question Driving California Politics in 2026

Is California Over Regulated? The Question Driving California Politics in 2026

Politics June 22, 2026

Is California Over Regulated? The Question Driving California Politics in 2026

Republicans, YIMBY Democrats, and traditional progressives all agree California has an affordability ... more

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

Culture June 17, 2026

For the First Time, Most U.S. Families Have Two Breadwinners as Latina Moms Boost Household Incomes

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds that most two-parent households now ... more

Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis

Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis

LA Politics May 31, 2026

Is L.A. Broken or Just Evolving? Los Angeles Faces Mounting Challenges, but Residents See More Than Crisis

A new quality-of-life survey reveals growing frustration over housing costs, public safety, ... more

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

Latinos May 18, 2026

64% of Latinos Say the Nation’s Best Days Are Past, in Line With Other Americans

Ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, new polling shows growing pessimism across racial, ... more

Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40%

Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40%

Food May 13, 2026

Tomatoes Become “Red Gold” as Prices Jump 40%

Tomato prices jumped sharply as bad weather, tariffs on Mexican imports, and ... more

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Economy May 11, 2026

Los Angeles crushed by cost crisis—residents now spend 38.1% of income just on food and housing

Los Angeles remains one of America’s most expensive cities, but Latino households ... more

English Español