For the past few years, “everyone is leaving California” has been treated like a fact. Repeated in headlines, politics, and dinner-table talk. The story was simple and dramatic: taxes too high, ...

Let me say for the umpteenth time, there is no California exodus. Related Articles California’s population is stagnating as immigration and birth rates decline Map: California’s fastest-growing cities ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. U-Haul data shows California leads the nation in net out-migration for six consecutive years, with Arizona, Nevada ...

New research shows Californians who leave the state save an average of $672 per month on housing, fueling an ongoing population decline in high-cost metros like Los Angeles and San Francisco. The ...

Few storylines engage Los Angeles Times readers more than the “leaving California” narrative. And over the last decade, there has been much to write about. The pandemic brought waves of demographic ...

Let me say for the umpteenth time, there is no California exodus. Related Articles Map: California’s fastest-growing cities, 2 of them in the Bay Area Sergey Brin confronted Gavin Newsom at a ...

Map: California’s fastest-growing cities, 2 of them in the Bay Area Sergey Brin confronted Gavin Newsom at a treehouse party — then launched a political war Priced out by the ‘escalating insanity’ of ...

Let me say for the umpteenth time, there is no California exodus. The Golden State’s popularity among its own residents is among the nation’s highest, as measured by the small share of residents who ...