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1Study Reveals that on in Eight San Diegans are Facing Hunger

Study Reveals that on in Eight San Diegans are Facing Hunger

Jun 20, 2019

According to statistics released last month by Feeding San Diego, one out of every eight San Diegans is struggling with hunger. Unfortunately, this issue is most severe among children in San Diego County, where one in six children struggle with hunger. Feeding San Diego is an organization that is on a mission to solve hunger […]

2California’s Elderly Population is on the Rise

California’s Elderly Population is on the Rise

Sep 5, 2018

According to the Orange County Register, California tops the nation in people 60 and older. Apparently, the number of people 60 and older increased by 1.5 million in the last five years from 6.71 million in 2013 to 8.22 million in 2018. The counties with the highest percentage of people over 65 are the counties […]

3California 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 […]

4California’s Food Deserts need Fresh Produce, Not Designer Organics

California’s Food Deserts need Fresh Produce, Not Designer Organics

Jul 26, 2017

We hear so much about how organic food is the best option, and for some it is the only option they would ever go with when choosing food, because organic food is much healthier. Amazon’s recent acquisition of Whole Foods had food elites pushing for Amazon to change the nation’s food system. However, the vast […]

5Puerto Rico Voted in Favor of U.S. Statehood

Puerto Rico Voted in Favor of U.S. Statehood

Jul 17, 2017

Last month, Puerto Rico voted in favor of United States statehood and becoming the 51st state. According to a government website for the non-binding referendum, 97 percent of voters supported statehood. However, voter turnout was low as only 23 percent of the 2.2 million eligible voters participated in the vote. Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello […]

6Here Comes Another Car Tax

Here Comes Another Car Tax

Apr 4, 2017

By Familias Unidas de California Governor Jerry Brown and the California Democrat leadership have a new gift for us as we approach tax day: Another New Car Tax. Not just any new car tax, but the biggest gas tax in  California’s history. Besides this historic gas tax increase, this new plan will also raise the […]

7The California Dream Is Dead For So Many

The California Dream Is Dead For So Many

Feb 16, 2017

Children born in California have a less than 50% change of making more than their parent did at 30 years of age. As Matt Levin, CalMatters notes, part of the problem stems from the continued economic inequality, where a smaller percentage of the population is making  a bigger amount of money. “What we’re seeing on […]

8California 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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