In a recent post, we noted that vacation homes are becoming more common in many parts of California. This post provides a brief update on these trends incorporating newly released data from the 2014 American Community Survey.
The state jobs report for August 2015 shows a continuing trend of job growth and falling unemployment rates.
A look at American Communtiy Survey data shows notable movement of lower-income households from California's expensive coastal metro areas to the state's inland metro regions.
Focusing on California, we look at recent data published by Pew on federal spending in each state.
This post looks at county-level trends in vacation homes across California.
We answer some questions we receive about California's budget and the stock market downturn of recent days.
The Philadelphia Fed's July 2015 "coincident indices," a single economic measure considering various data, ranks California's economic performance over the past year as the 11th strongest among the 50 states.
We discuss new data on forgone state General Fund revenue resulting from the partial sales tax exemption on certain sales of manufacturing and R&D equipment.
The state released summary results of the cap-and-trade auction conducted on August 18, 2015.
Turmoil in global currency markets may produce positive and negative effects for California's economy.
July 2015 California jobs data has been released.
We look at the July 2015 Employment Development Department regional jobs data to see which job sectors are performing well and which are weak in several areas of California.
We examine more closely some of the Employment Development Department data on July 2015 California unemployment trends.
A spike in gas prices contributed to Los Angeles-area consumer prices rising substantially faster than the nation as a whole in July, according to new federal data.
Updated information about July 2015 major tax collections in California's General Fund has been released.