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1Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Latinos See Increase in Well-Being

Mar 19, 2020

According to a new assessment, results reveal that in the United States Latinos continue to increase their overall lifestyle quality. Compared to other demographics, Latinos as a whole, have the most substantial growth when it comes to categories such as: health, income, and education. “Latinos overall saw their score in the American Human Development Index […]

2More Information is Released about Stockton’s Guaranteed Income Program

More Information is Released about Stockton’s Guaranteed Income Program

Oct 30, 2018

In late August, Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs provided more details about the city’s plan to provide a guaranteed income for 100 families. Starting next month, there will be 1,000 letters sent to families living in neighborhoods at or below the city’s median income of around $46,000. These letters will invite the families to participate to […]

3San Francisco is so Expensive that even making $82,000 can Qualify as Low-Income

San Francisco is so Expensive that even making $82,000 can Qualify as Low-Income

Aug 14, 2018

Apparently, even professionals in the San Francisco metro area can qualify as low-income due to the expensiveness of the area. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) annually assesses income limits for how much a person can make per year and still qualify for certain types of federal housing assistance. HUD’s fiscal 2018 […]

4California City Plans to Fight Poverty with Guaranteed Income

California City Plans to Fight Poverty with Guaranteed Income

Jul 5, 2018

According to Reuters, Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs plans to combat poverty with a “no strings” guaranteed basic income of $500 a month for some of its residents. The plan will start in early 2019 and a select group of residents will be provided with a monthly stipend as part of a privately funded 18-month experiment […]

5San Bernardino is Officially out of Bankruptcy

San Bernardino is Officially out of Bankruptcy

Jul 31, 2017

Last month, San Bernardino announced that it had officially exited bankruptcy after four years. This means that San Bernardino will have to start paying its creditors, but things will not be that easy. The once all-American middle class suburb at the end of the 1970’s entered into bankruptcy in 2012 after years of struggling to […]

6HUD Claims $84,500 a year Qualifies as Low Income in Orange County

HUD Claims $84,500 a year Qualifies as Low Income in Orange County

May 16, 2017

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released new income limits last month and it turns out that a family of four that has an annual income of $84,450 or less qualifies as low income in Orange County. Even a single person living alone and earning $58,450 or less a year qualifies […]

7California Gas Prices To Increase 35 to 75 Cents Per Gallon

California Gas Prices To Increase 35 to 75 Cents Per Gallon

Feb 16, 2017

Gas prices are set to rise once again as refineries throughout the United States begin producing cleaner burning and more expensive spring and summer blend fuel – California government officials have imposed its own higher quality standard. Mark Glover, Sacramento Bee, writes” Across the nation, GasBuddy predicted that gasoline prices will rise between 35 and […]

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