HB oil spill sparks growing calls to ban offshore oil drilling
Representative Mike Levin, D-Dana Point, said oil spills in recent years have happened for a variety of reasons.
“But the common thread is drilling, because (when) they drill, they overflow,” Levin said. “This cannot be done without…
New study compares economic policies in Texas and California | KLBK | KAMC
AUSTIN (KXAN) - The wave of companies, and in turn people, leaving California for Texas has caught the attention of researchers at two of the nation's top academic institutions.
Professors at the University of Texas at Austin…
Oportun Financial: New Study Shows Persistent Credit Myths Contribute To Hard-Working…
While half of Americans said they rely on credit cards to get through the month, many lack a basic understanding of how to build, use, or maintain good credit.
SAN CARLOS,…
San Diego households save more after pandemic
Amid the pandemic, households in San Diego have deposited and reserved more money in credit unions, according to a report released Thursday by the California Credit Union League.The league, which is the trade association for statewide…
Health Industry Holds Power in California’s High-Stake Battle to Cut Healthcare Costs |…
SACRAMENTO, Calif .-- Gavin Newsom warned California's healthcare industry when running for governor, vowing…
How Mortgage Rates Hit 18.5% – 40 Years Ago Today – Orange County Register
Forty years ago today, US mortgage rates hit 18.5%.
This astonishing October 16, 1981 reading of the 30-year fixed-rate average mortgage came during a period of soaring inflation. A bold move by the Federal Reserve used economic shock…
A two tier wage system has turned the auto industry upside down. Today’s workers say no |…
The workers behind Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops and Raisin Bran are on strike for a better deal - for themselves and for their future colleagues.
TO Kellogg cereal plants in Michigan, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and Nebraska, 1,400 workers have…
Funding for fight threatens plan to inject billions of dollars into affordable housing
A few years ago, she was told that a voucher was about to be available, but that failed, and she has spent much of the past 13 years jumping from apartment to apartment. Last spring, Ms Sylve moved in with her daughter across the bay from…
California is studying public banking, could it come to San Diego?
California has approximately 1 million households that do not have a bank account, the majority of which are Black and Latino, according to federal government data.But they may soon have access to…
CFPB Reaches Second Settlement With Reverse Mortgage Provider | Ballard Spahr srl
Last week, the CFPB simultaneously filed a lawsuit against American Advisors Group (AAG) in a California federal district court and a proposed final judgment and order to settle the lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged that AAG inflated home…