From my analysis, people overpaid for homes even while loan rates were low, I believe there will be a housing catastrophe because these people are in debt. If housing costs continue to drop and, for whatever reason, they can no longer afford the property and it goes into foreclosure, they have no equity since, even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I believe that many individuals will experience this, especially given the impending mass layoffs and rapidly rising living expenses.
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THIS IS WHY THE PEOPLE ARE MOVING OUT OF CALIFORNIA. THIS CLOWN IS BURNING IT TO THE GROUND AND ITS THERE FAULT. YOU THE PEOPLE THAT VOTED HIM IN. ARE YOU ALL NUTS ????
The Chinese and Mexican immigrants will more than make up for the Californians who are leaving. Here in North Texas I now have Californians living on both sides of me ,one day one of them said "The weather is not as good here",and I replied "This is Texas wate three days".
I have resided in California for over fifty years. Not only has California changed, but the world has also worsened. I am too old to move and I still love California. It's distressing to witness this beautiful state undergoing such a traumatic shift. God, please help us.
I'm 69,I walk the streets of San Francisco for exercise, when I see a house for sale, it's sold in 1-2 weeks, so there's still lots of people coming here
It’s the people of California that keep voting theses democrats into office including the governor. It’s not Newsome’s fault that he keeps getting elected.
I lived in Southern California, Stevenson Ranch area 8 years ago. At that time, I was paying $2,200 for a small 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Although I was making $80,000 a year, I could not afford to buy a house all those years. I moved to Clearwater Florida and bought a 3 bed/2 bath, huge front and back yard, great neighborhood and have never been happier. My mortgage is less than 900 a month, best decision I ever made...my entire family followed me a few years later, they are just as happy. Never again would I go back to California, with its crime, homelessness and high prices.
@@tettazwo9865 At this point Calif won't recover if Newsom isn't voted out. So unless you enjoy the destruction of this once great state, you're a HUGE part of the problem.
Governor Newsom did good-when the gas companies were gouging at $7 - he went after them and it went back to $3.-the weather is great-and maybe if you stop watching the news you won’t have even known about the retail shoplift rings or car jacking crime-living in California for 5 years and had not seen any of it except on the news
It’ll get better. Just stay tight. NYC was bad in the 70s then Julianni came and cleaned it up. History repeats. Took a once in 100 year pandemic to slow CA slightly. Good times are ahead.
@@RandomRabbit007 If California elects someone like Giuliani, it won’t be in our lifetime. 20 years ago Giuliani was considered a hero of 9/11 for keeping order in the city in the aftermath. Now different jurisdictions are trying to bring him up on charges for basically nothing.
Left Komifornia to retire . Couldn’t afford to stay there . Moved to Iowa .Havent heard of any crime . Kids walk to school . The restrooms in the parks are clean and complete . Don’t miss it .
@@omi_godmaybe he doesn't miss it. It's ok for people not to miss California. Everyone doesn't have to have their head in the sand about this state. Perhaps homelessness, astronomical costs of living, crime that never goes punished, etc outweighs the stuff you named.
If you live in central California, the weather is total trash. Better weather in the Midwest and east coast , now if you live in LA or the Bay Area then you can brag about the weather but how much is your cost of living ? I’m born and raised in Cali , did San Jose and Fresno and squeezed every ounce of fun and life out of California I could while it was still good. I left in 2021 and I love it !! Never looking back. Sorry guys the 80s 90s 00s and 2010s are over - Cali is a wasteland now
@@WHYUALWAYZLYIN Cedar Rapids. My wife has some medical needs and things work the way they are supposed to here .No income tax on pension income . Tornados are kind of like drive by shooting in Oakland - it hits 3 or 4 houses and leaves .
Foreign ownership of property and ownership of multiple single-family homes in an investment portfolio continue to drive up the greatest single cost that families have: housing. This is why housing prices have not dropped even with the mass exodus. Laws need to change.
Exactly! I live in a part of SoCal where you KNOW, who's causing most of what you're talking about. It's insane. Half the time they dont even live here and if they do sell businesses or homes it's only to others of their ethnic background.
*HOW?. PLEASE EXPLAIN IN CLEAR AND COHERENT SENTENCES PLEASE!. "NEWSFLASH". THERE ARE HOMELESS PEOPLE IN "EVERY" STATE IN THE USA!. SO ARE WE BLAMING THE RED STATES TOO?. **#AFAF** **#MAKEITMAKESENSE*
I left "Shithole" / "Hellhole" California 2 years ago and took my company with me !!! I left a state where despair, anger, and broken families is the norm ! Now I`m in a location where I feel like I have a purpose, not living like a broken man...
They ask if the last rational person that leaves to turn out the lights, well in California's case, it's more like will the last one of those that leaves here, please flush this toilet.
@@welcome_to_the_collapse Yeah, the left always leaves the s4itholes they create behind to look for a better state that wasn't destroyed by their policies. Then they ruin the next one. They're viruses, constantly killing their hosts and moving to a healthier one.
When I finish high-school I think Ill start working on moving out of California. Once I'm legal voting age Ill start voting red. I just don't know what state to move to just yet.
What's surprising is that there are any retail businesses left. When they decriminalized shoplifting that was the day to lock your doors and move shop.
To all the Californians leaving, DON'T vote for the policies that ruined that state. Integrate to the new state's culture, be respectful, and whatever California votes for, vote opposite. Sincerely, A former Californian
The voters here are so brainwashed. They lie on the headline for the prop they are trying to pass. One was Safe parks and schools. Headline written by kamala Harris , this Initiative destroyed our state. It allowed free drug use And you can go into a store and still $999 worth of stuff and all you can get is a ticket Sponsored George Gascon he is up for re-election and surprise surprise he's in the running. Fraud!
California voted to clean up the skies from the pollution created by cars since the 1950s. It worked and had a significant impact on reducing the overall air pollution in the state. If you took away all of the environmental protections, the sky in LA would turn a soupy brown color and it would be hazardous to breathe outside. These are facts. We used to live in a world with no EPA. You can check the videos on UA-cam if you want on how bad the air pollution in LA used to be vs. how it is now. Life is give and take. There is no real answer that completely solves everyone's problems.
California isn't the only state with move outs happening. Even here in the Midwest, companies are coming in and buying up houses and renting them out on jacked up prices. Houses go on the market and are bought sight unseen by big companies within hours of going on the market. Regular people trying to by a home can't even get a chance to see the property. These investors or the resason home abd rebt prices are high.
It’s not just about affordability. It’s about insane liberalism that erodes the quality of life. It’s about crushing taxes and burdensome regulations. Starting or maintaining a business in CA is astronomically tough.
This is everywhere! I’m in Kentucky and homes before the pandemic would cost around 70k now the same home is costing 150k +!!! It’s ridiculous! The median income here isn’t even 50k per year!!
California has massive amounts of neighborhoods and cities. If you live in a nice area and you can afford it, California is a gorgeous state to live in. I'm born, raised, lived here my whole life, and I've always been lucky that I'm able to afford it. In the area I've been living in for years now, we don't have any homeless and the streets are clean, high-end stores & restaurants, good people. For those who want to move.........bye!!! See ya!!! You "movers" won't make a dent in the number of people who stay here like me.
Crime and homelessness had nothing to do with why I left. If I'd stayed a few more months, crime would have been an additional reason, but for me, the homelessness was never a reason to move out, and it wouldn't be now.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 My comment was very short and not complicated. Maybe you should read it again. I said if I had stayed a few more months, then crime would have been one of the reasons for my leaving. My property taxes were not that high: less than $2000 a year. I had a fence around my house and uninvited people rarely came thru my gate. Men often took a leak on the sidewalks outside my house. When I finally bought a car, I was going to have it professionally cleaned and detailed, but I didn't bother because I would catch men peeing on it. On a rare occasion people defecated outside my house. Usually the feces outside my gate was from animals. People left garbage outside my house all the time, that I had to clean up or risk getting fined by the city. In 9 years there was not so much as an attempted break-in into my home. The drug dealers hanging out outside my gate all day and night kept an eye on my property, so no one dared try anything like that. As I said, I moved out of there, got out of California entirely, and haven't been back since. Homeless people had nothing to do with my wanting to leave, and they'd have nothing to do with it now. I had much more important reasons for getting out of there as fast as I could.
So what do you have to say about biden and trump pretty much being the only ones to vote for? It ain’t just California it’s the United States “voting habits”
After really looking, I left Cali last year after 24 years. The environment, crime,and cost (housing and ancillary) made it a no-brainer once you put it down in black and white. Btw - that pop increase are all likely from the south. Way south.
All I have to say is - I live in a red state that is currently being flooded with move-in’s from blue states. If you move here from a blue state, leave your politics behind! Red states are better because of their stance on political issues. If you didn’t like your state enough to stay, then don’t bring your political beliefs to a red state where life is better. Embrace their way of life, don’t expect them to embrace your personal beliefs.
Life is better? What about those southern states that place in the bottom 10 for education? You think it’s a good thing to go through life poorly educated?
Eff you if they pay taxes they get a say. You red staters think you are some sort of king and make decision for everyone. Go try that crap with your family you don’t get to tell anyone else how to live or vote. What’s wrong with you guys. You’ve lost the plot America is supposed to be a melting pot. Not a one ingredient dish.
Notice how the reporter lies in order to exaggerate her point when she claims that CA rent at $2500 is NEARLY DOUBLE that of the national average of $1700. That's nowhere near double, which is actually $3400.
You got to vote for the right politician period. Party affiliation isn't a guarantee. I've been to some red states that were bombed 💣 out and depleted like Afghanistan. The problem is both parties have gone to the extreme.
@MH_6160 yeah Texas is getting hit with more extreme climatic events regularly. The fact that most it's leadership doesn't take climate change seriously is concerning. Cali is over regulated and Texas is underregulated. Both extremes affect both states in many different ways. You know economic migration is the rage right now, but climate migration will become prominent the next few years. Most of these fast growing southern states are becoming climate risky and something to keep your eye on.
@@robertmartinjr.4537 Those red states have huge blue nightmare cities. That's the problem; Atlanta, St Louis, Little Rock, Lexington, Jackson MS, New Orleans, Birmingham, Memphis, even Nashville are all infected with blue politicians. Only the suburbs are safe most of the time.
I’m moving out of California next spring after living here for over 50 years. Why? It’s not really for financial reasons. I can afford to live here even with the high cost of living. So why am I leaving? It’s over politics. What? Why are taxes so high here? Why is gas so high here? Why is crime so high here? Why is inflation so high here! It’s because of political mismanagement of this state. We’ve been spending $8 billion per year or $42,000 per homeless person per year and the problem is getting worse, not better. Businesses are closing down due to rampant crime. With increased crime, the governor is actually closing prisons. The state is giving away free medical and dental to illegal immigrants. We have the highest gas taxes, sales taxes, and income taxes in the entire country. Even with that the state has anywhere from a $30 billion to $70 billion dollar deficit for the coming fiscal year. What does the governor want to cut? You guessed it, FIRST RESPONDERS. What’s the end game for the state? They probably want to drive out most of the people so the ultra wealthy can take over the coastline for cheap.
@@SamLopezI Lol… San Diego isn’t as nice as it was 10 years ago. Places like Oceanside, Carlsbad, La Jolla, etc…are still nice, but you can see that they are starting to go in the wrong direction too.
@user-ip5dm6jf8k You won't be able to afford it because they'll suck you dry before then. However, others who left to a better state will accumulate their wealth, and perhaps, might swoop in to buy a home in CA later if/when it gets cheaper. Keep playing the sucker's game. Hahahaha
Actually the rich already own the coastline 😂 I love California and it's amazing to have beaches and mountains within an hour either way. I say if your not happy go. Less traffic and it doesn't affect me. It's the other states that are screaming because your all going there and the prices are rising there...pick your poison
Where to Montana? Too cold for me. Elsewhere the climate is not to my liking. Hot, humid, tornados, hurricanes, floods, bugs, you can have, hard to beat the Mediterranean climate in the area I live in in SCal.
My name is Robert Charpentier, U.S. Army Vietnam combat vet, age 76, and I've lived in Hawaii for 37 years and now in Northern California for the past 17 years. California is by far the best state I've ever lived in!
The people I know who are leaving are people that can afford living here but are done with the BS. These are people who are retired and make 300k+. Imagine losing that tax base.
@@iamgodiamgod638 if I sell my house right now, I can cash out around 3.5M, but I still wouldn't move. I love the access to high paying jobs, nightlife, food scenes and sport arenas. Plus I haven't seen a bum in years and my city had 2 homicides in last three years. Texas and Florida got too many insects, snakes and undesirable people, plus the heat and humidity, no thanks
@@iamgodiamgod638if they are retired they are not bringing home that money anymore and are cashing out. You clearly don’t understand how taxes and retirement works.
Then why are the freeways still bumper to bumper and the grocery store lines 10 people deep most days? If record high people are moving out, then just as many are moving in.
Since when the traffic and lines in the stores are a metric of people leaving? Could it be because of bad infrastructure and not enough workforce (cashiers)? Just a thought. Oh I forgot STEM is racist now, so why bother…
By the time my family got to CA, it already sucks. Prop 13 had already passed and CA education was a sham. I hate democrats!!! They destroyed my country (Vietnam), and then destroy CA.
California is beautiful, but it just isn't worth the price. You can find nice mountains, beaches, and amenities in a lot of states and CA residents are realizing this.
Newsom has reversed what others could never do if they had tried. This will put higher taxes on those that stay. They have to make up for the shortfall somewhere.
I'm moving to Fort Worth in 2 months. Once I make enough money I'll probably move out of the city and find something nice in East or Central Texas. Maybe even Arkansas.
East Texas is great. Longview was my favorite town but people like Tyler better. Not me too busy and lots of people also a bad vibe. Longview is chill.
Newsome is just the figurehead for all the very many people who voted to put him into office . . . it is the citizens of California who have created what California has become. Who else?
it's fine with me, there are still horrendously long lines to buy houses or rent apartments out here. If there weren't, they wouldn't be selling houses for millions of dollars up and down the coast. Look at the real estate market.
As far as crime, lets look at murder (the worst of crimes) per capita. Statistics have California about in the middle, then look at the states in the top positions. It's filled with a bunch of red states. Anyway, you're concentrating on the cost of rent. Rent is up everywhere, but obviously more in California because you started at a higher price in the first place. I have no intentions in moving. For people living here for decades (like me) it's dirt cheap. My home is paid in full and property taxes are Prop. 13 regulated. For expenses and taxes, it's about $500 a month for me, and often less. Some pundits keep talking about the $20 minimum wage. It didn't cause the world to come to an end. In-N-Out raised their prices about 5 or 10 cents. If that is killing you financially, eating less burgers is healthier. My employment is in the L.A. area and only a 2 1/2 mile commute. No traffic issues. Pay is good too. If you want to move, it's personal decision, but when I see news reports cherry-picking statistics, I look the other way.
even with Prop 13 my property taxes were 3200 a year. In my new state with a slightly smaller house. my property taxes are 450 a year. When I turn 65. my state will put on a cap on the property taxes, i pay.
I moved out of my home in California 2 years ago. The rest of my whole family left Cali as well. Many friends left in the past 2 years. Many more have the desire to move out as well. Miss the awesome weather and well nothing else missed now out of Cali. So sad I never wanted to leave California but my anxiety has reduced as well.
Thats right! I remember this started happening 1993, butt was still managable and livable, Things really started heating up 2005 and WE moved out of northern calif. May 18 2007 and NEVER REGRETED IT ONCE. AMEN THANK GOD we got out just before the G.F.C.
Not seeing it in Santa Clarita! The traffic has gotten much worse! And they keep building. Some days you can’t move. I can’t wait till we can get out of here.
@@rosemarykennedy5430 Demographics. I lived in CA most of my life, but majority of it was in a majority 95% Mexican population. White wasn't even 1% of the population. Which means for most of my life, I lived in the Mexico version of the U.S. And these areas are not beautiful nor safe (gangs). Dealt with so much racism and bullying growing up being one of the few non-Hispanic in my area and schools. CA alone destroyed my childhood. I have zero love for CA. Leaving the south ruined me. I no longer live in CA---thank goodness!
@@rosemarykennedy5430 There are many great places, I just grew up in poverty. At least in Tennessee, my family was middle class. However, once we got to CA, air pollution was so bad, my dad got sick, lost his job, and the rest was history. Not to mention, CA was going downhill when we got there. CA's education is horrendous ever since Prop 13 passed. I never got to experienced when CA was at its peak.
@@regaininglife9084bad choice … sorry for those that live there. in coming years, already happening, the jet stream is shifting its path up through Texas … weather extremes will be more frequent 😔😔
Looking into Missouri and saying farewell to this state. Tired of waiting to see if this state gets better only to have my living situation get worse. It was fun while it lasted.
Didn't I just watch another news report from Florida, where it was mentioned the people that moved to Florida during the pandemic, are all moving out again. Also because of the high cost of living, and all the home insurances being cancelled, etc, etc.
Maybe. But I have relatives who left 20 years ago, after getting on the "California's done" bandwagon - and every time I see them, they still lament that "it was the worst mistake of our lives." (they'd be multi-millionaires now, had they stayed)
PGE costs me HALF as much as rent. (Im sure thats why seniors are living in cars...the price of utilities) Gasoline is $6.00 a gallon, has never gone down, and Newsom just okayed another price increase for it. A toothbrush costs $15.00 at target. Calif is beautiful, but who can go, and see it? Only the rich.
Northern California (Bay Area) native, got priced out of our over 55 community in Sunnyvale (owned home, rented spot), moved just North of Napa, wildfires caused us to evacuate EVERY YEAR from 2015 until we bit the bullet and moved out of California altogether in 2021. Very happy living on the East Coast now, got into a new home before interest rates shot up, so feeling VERY blessed! (to be clear, if there were no wildfires, I have no doubt we'd still be Californians)
I can relate because I left CA after living there for a number of years. I left due to the high cost of living, terrible traffic, leftist governments (both state and local), crime, drugs, homeless and general squalor. When I loaded up the U-Haul and drove east it was with relief.
Maybe people are leaving, however I tried to buy a home in the $900 range, could not. All the ones I tried had multiple offers way above the asking price, so someone must be moving in.
my sister was a social justice warrior & paid "advocate" working in oakland. she was dispatched to countless community meetings, town halls, & even school boards meetings despite having no kids. She argue for banning police from public schools, regardless of the severity of a student's behavior (violence should be met with positivity, time outs? idk). she was 1 of the people behind the move to dismantle the "school to prison pipeline", & fought to do away with juvenile detention centers & for barring the arrest of anyone under 18. "They are just kids, they need hugs, not handcuffs," she said. Oakland adopted the reforms her & her paid lot advocated for. Then she was robbed in oakland at gunpoint by a 13 year old & his friends, and moved to another state shortly after. well, i'm not running. i'm not handing my beautiful home state over to a bunch of virtue signaling, incompetent, power hungry elites so they can destroy everything by letting millions of homeless people, criminals, & illegal immigrants take advantage of our generous programs & forgiving nature.
Florida is quickly becoming a less desired destination as well due to increasing cost, increasing home insurance if you can get it, increased auto insurance and hot humid awful weather.
From my analysis, people overpaid for homes even while loan rates were low, I believe there will be a housing catastrophe because these people are in debt. If housing costs continue to drop and, for whatever reason, they can no longer afford the property and it goes into foreclosure, they have no equity since, even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I believe that many individuals will experience this, especially given the impending mass layoffs and rapidly rising living expenses.
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remember don't turn the state you moved to into the state you left
California political ideology will spread like cancer across the nation. Just watch
They always try to, don't even call themselves out for voting democrat.
Too late! Reno,Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Austin are now East San Francisco!
@@briandunn125 Like cancer cells.
@@SteveFukuzawa-u2t Like a virus..
Californians voted for a sociopath, and now they're surprised he's a sociopath. 😂
You guys have a sociopath in charge of a state, over in Canada they have a sociopath in charge of a country.
I would say more of a psychopath but we’re splitting hairs. Either way he’s a 💩
And if Americans don’t pay attention we might have the California Sociopath running the US.
THIS IS WHY THE PEOPLE ARE MOVING OUT OF CALIFORNIA. THIS CLOWN IS BURNING IT TO THE GROUND AND ITS THERE FAULT. YOU THE PEOPLE THAT VOTED HIM IN. ARE YOU ALL NUTS ????
And the funny thing is Gavin Newsom wouldn’t change a thing. That fool actually thinks he has done good for this state.
He enjoys funneling money to himself.
Have they found the missing 24.000.000.000 dollars yet?
@@deanmason5900 No! And never will.
@@deanmason5900 For some reason they are not looking for it ?🤔🤫🤭🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
And should he become POTUS, what then?
Taxpayers moving out, illegals and homeless moving in.
The Chinese and Mexican immigrants will more than make up for the Californians who are leaving. Here in North Texas I now have Californians living on both sides of me ,one day one of them said "The weather is not as good here",and I replied "This is Texas wate three days".
Gotta love California. They screwed the taxpayers.
Squatting and stealing homes in the process😂.
Multi Family Homes AKA Clown Houses. I wouldn't be surprised if lenders are lax on stated income again just like back around in '07 / '08.
Sounds like a plan
I escaped California 12 years ago and would never consider going back!
The problem isn’t the prices, it’s the politics.
And the cloward Piven Doctorine adopted by Obama.
5 yrs for me, prices, politics, crime, illegals, dirty air . Etc…
I have resided in California for over fifty years. Not only has California changed, but the world has also worsened. I am too old to move and I still love California. It's distressing to witness this beautiful state undergoing such a traumatic shift. God, please help us.
I'm 69,I walk the streets of San Francisco for exercise, when I see a house for sale, it's sold in 1-2 weeks, so there's still lots of people coming here
@dogsense3773 have fun dodging poop and needles
God is fictional.
@@joevarga5982 To you, he is. To others, he's not. GTFOH.
@@dogsense3773 u live in a complete dump. please don't escape the dump you voted for.
one corrupt governor killed the state
No, the people who voted for him killed the state.
Yes, DeathSantis did kill the state. Literally
and crazy people think he should be the next president.
it was screwed before Gavin
It’s the people of California that keep voting theses democrats into office including the governor. It’s not Newsome’s fault that he keeps getting elected.
I lived in Southern California, Stevenson Ranch area 8 years ago. At that time, I was paying $2,200 for a small 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Although I was making $80,000 a year, I could not afford to buy a house all those years. I moved to Clearwater Florida and bought a 3 bed/2 bath, huge front and back yard, great neighborhood and have never been happier. My mortgage is less than 900 a month, best decision I ever made...my entire family followed me a few years later, they are just as happy. Never again would I go back to California, with its crime, homelessness and high prices.
Governor Newsom is a disaster
You should run for office and take over!
Calling Newsom a disaster is like calling Hitler a bad guy, a massive understatement.
@@tettazwo9865 At this point Calif won't recover if Newsom isn't voted out. So unless you enjoy the destruction of this once great state, you're a HUGE part of the problem.
Governor Newsom did good-when the gas companies were gouging at $7 - he went after them and it went back to $3.-the weather is great-and maybe if you stop watching the news you won’t have even known about the retail shoplift rings or car jacking crime-living in California for 5 years and had not seen any of it except on the news
really call it a governor? .
People can't afford the crime anymore
Taxpayers moving out, illegal aliens moving in. Good luck balancing the budget.
It ain’t going to happen. California will be in a deficit.
Born and raised in California. It has become a filthy state.
Move to a red state to be happy!! Your welcome
It’ll get better. Just stay tight. NYC was bad in the 70s then Julianni came and cleaned it up. History repeats. Took a once in 100 year pandemic to slow CA slightly. Good times are ahead.
@@RandomRabbit007 If California elects someone like Giuliani, it won’t be in our lifetime. 20 years ago Giuliani was considered a hero of 9/11 for keeping order in the city in the aftermath. Now different jurisdictions are trying to bring him up on charges for basically nothing.
@jg1469 like your face lol 😂
@@RandomRabbit007 If you believe that, I've got some land in beautiful downtown oakland to sell you.
Left Komifornia to retire . Couldn’t afford to stay there . Moved to Iowa .Havent heard of any crime . Kids walk to school . The restrooms in the parks are clean and complete . Don’t miss it .
You must really like corn 🙂
@@omi_godmaybe he doesn't miss it. It's ok for people not to miss California. Everyone doesn't have to have their head in the sand about this state.
Perhaps homelessness, astronomical costs of living, crime that never goes punished, etc outweighs the stuff you named.
If you live in central California, the weather is total trash. Better weather in the Midwest and east coast , now if you live in LA or the Bay Area then you can brag about the weather but how much is your cost of living ? I’m born and raised in Cali , did San Jose and Fresno and squeezed every ounce of fun and life out of California I could while it was still good. I left in 2021 and I love it !! Never looking back. Sorry guys the 80s 90s 00s and 2010s are over - Cali is a wasteland now
LOL what part of Iowa did you move to? Council Bluffs?
@@WHYUALWAYZLYIN Cedar Rapids. My wife has some medical needs and things work the way they are supposed to here .No income tax on pension income . Tornados are kind of like drive by shooting in Oakland - it hits 3 or 4 houses and leaves .
Yeah, 67,000 illegal 🙃😆
Foreign ownership of property and ownership of multiple single-family homes in an investment portfolio continue to drive up the greatest single cost that families have: housing. This is why housing prices have not dropped even with the mass exodus. Laws need to change.
Housing prices keep going up because NIMBYS do all they can to keep the housing supply low.
The only nation in the world that one does NOT be a citizen to own real estate....
Exactly! I live in a part of SoCal where you KNOW, who's causing most of what you're talking about. It's insane. Half the time they dont even live here and if they do sell businesses or homes it's only to others of their ethnic background.
@@rocknroller77 They are up and down the West Coast, all the way up to British Columbia. They are decimating native populations.
In order for the laws to change, the lawmakers must be changed/replaced.
$2500 is not "almost double" $1700. "Median" not "Medium". Please employ staff that actually paid attention in high school.
Criminals run the state
Gruesome Newsome
they sure do that's what people get for voting democrat
Like your face 😂
Democrats
Yes, Gavin, is the head of the criminal collective.
For every person moving out, 2 are coming in, mostly homeless and illegals. Thank Newsome for that.
More business for your M0mm@
I was trying to say the same thing
*HOW?. PLEASE EXPLAIN IN CLEAR AND COHERENT SENTENCES PLEASE!. "NEWSFLASH". THERE ARE HOMELESS PEOPLE IN "EVERY" STATE IN THE USA!. SO ARE WE BLAMING THE RED STATES TOO?. **#AFAF** **#MAKEITMAKESENSE*
The people I have heard that were moving to California were doing it to exploit the government benefits.
You going to pick the oranges
I left "Shithole" / "Hellhole" California 2 years ago and took my company with me !!!
I left a state where despair, anger, and broken families is the norm !
Now I`m in a location where I feel like I have a purpose, not living like a broken man...
I wouldn’t trust any stats from California Dept of finance ….
Any stats including unemployment & crime rate!
Lots of grift in a one party state !💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
So you don’t believe the amazing similar stats coming out of the Fed’s Bureau of Labor Statistics? What alternative facts do you believe in?
Middle class is shrinking! Only rich can afford houses.
Middle class pay for everything...
Shrinking? I thought it is completely erased.
@jenscheibner792
Well maybe that's why this country is 35 trillion dollars in debt. The shrinking middle class can't keep up.
which in turn means more rental income. Make a fortune while doing nothing! Wonder how they feel about squatter rights.........
Let the rich there with the homeless and illegals. They can take care of them I hope they are happy
Problem is criminals, illegals and homeless move in. There are more people in LA now than before the pandemic.
Brought to you by the WEF.
I think the problem is politically bigger than that.
You forgot taxes
But, but how will politicians get their votes. If it wasn't for sanctuary cities and more welfare policies.
@@ufo_vid9694well keep parroting that illegals can vote and you’ll never really figure out what’s wrong, but you sure sound cool 😂
They ask if the last rational person that leaves to turn out the lights, well in California's case, it's more like will the last one of those that leaves here, please flush this toilet.
DON'T BRING CA POLITICS WITH YOU.
Sorry, but my whole family and I are moving to a red state, and we're 100% Biden.
@@welcome_to_the_collapse Yeah, the left always leaves the s4itholes they create behind to look for a better state that wasn't destroyed by their policies. Then they ruin the next one. They're viruses, constantly killing their hosts and moving to a healthier one.
@@welcome_to_the_collapse so why leave?
@@welcome_to_the_collapsewell you are not welcome here
When I finish high-school I think Ill start working on moving out of California. Once I'm legal voting age Ill start voting red. I just don't know what state to move to just yet.
What's surprising is that there are any retail businesses left. When they decriminalized shoplifting that was the day to lock your doors and move shop.
Two words: Gavin Newsom
You forgot DemonRats
@@georgegiorgioRepulsive-cans too
Word.
Two words: Democratic party
@@jogmas12 ? How do you figure? Kalifornia has been under total control of communist democrats for years!
To all the Californians leaving, DON'T vote for the policies that ruined that state. Integrate to the new state's culture, be respectful, and whatever California votes for, vote opposite.
Sincerely,
A former Californian
Correct. They need to stop voting.
Don't tell them that we don't want them here
Don’t vote for republicans either.
They’re just socialists going at the speed limit.
- former Californian
The voters here are so brainwashed. They lie on the headline for the prop they are trying to pass. One was Safe parks and schools. Headline written by kamala Harris , this Initiative destroyed our state. It allowed free drug use And you can go into a store and still $999 worth of stuff and all you can get is a ticket Sponsored George Gascon he is up for re-election and surprise surprise he's in the running. Fraud!
California voted to clean up the skies from the pollution created by cars since the 1950s. It worked and had a significant impact on reducing the overall air pollution in the state. If you took away all of the environmental protections, the sky in LA would turn a soupy brown color and it would be hazardous to breathe outside. These are facts. We used to live in a world with no EPA. You can check the videos on UA-cam if you want on how bad the air pollution in LA used to be vs. how it is now. Life is give and take. There is no real answer that completely solves everyone's problems.
California is finished. So glad I am leaving for good.
Single mom been in LA for 25 years, it has gotten traumatically worse. I think about leaving every day. Too expensive and unsafe Not easy at all...
oh god of course a single mom. stop posting your kid in bikinis publicly online.
of course a single mom stop posting your kid in bikinis publicly online.
please make it work they need you
No, don’t come here, we don’t want ya
California isn't the only state with move outs happening. Even here in the Midwest, companies are coming in and buying up houses and renting them out on jacked up prices. Houses go on the market and are bought sight unseen by big companies within hours of going on the market. Regular people trying to by a home can't even get a chance to see the property. These investors or the resason home abd rebt prices are high.
It’s not just about affordability. It’s about insane liberalism that erodes the quality of life. It’s about crushing taxes and burdensome regulations. Starting or maintaining a business in CA is astronomically tough.
Progressivism.
Sad a lot of folks have to move to the desert just to survive on social security.
unless you purchased a house 30 years ago , it's just a disaster in california
This is everywhere! I’m in Kentucky and homes before the pandemic would cost around 70k now the same home is costing 150k +!!! It’s ridiculous! The median income here isn’t even 50k per year!!
Newsom is doing a great job. NOT
Illegals In and Legals Out. Welcome to Commiefornia.
40 million people in this state, it's ok if a few leave
@@frankmacleod2565 NOT when the ones LEAVING are the primary TAXPAYERS instead of the illegals and low wage earners... Clue in.
@@frankmacleod2565 White people don't belong to california. Get the fuck out motherfucker.
California has massive amounts of neighborhoods and cities. If you live in a nice area and you can afford it, California is a gorgeous state to live in. I'm born, raised, lived here my whole life, and I've always been lucky that I'm able to afford it. In the area I've been living in for years now, we don't have any homeless and the streets are clean, high-end stores & restaurants, good people. For those who want to move.........bye!!! See ya!!! You "movers" won't make a dent in the number of people who stay here like me.
@@MeredithMinsky You probably couldn't even afford your own house right now if you didn't already live there. bye.
Leave all that California BS at the state line when you move.
Crime and homelessness are to top reasons people are leaving
Crime and homelessness had nothing to do with why I left. If I'd stayed a few more months, crime would have been an additional reason, but for me, the homelessness was never a reason to move out, and it wouldn't be now.
@@Qrayon waitll they come and take a shite on your sidewalk and try to break into your house. You'll see. All that for 30-40k+ in property tax.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 My comment was very short and not complicated. Maybe you should read it again. I said if I had stayed a few more months, then crime would have been one of the reasons for my leaving.
My property taxes were not that high: less than $2000 a year.
I had a fence around my house and uninvited people rarely came thru my gate.
Men often took a leak on the sidewalks outside my house. When I finally bought a car, I was going to have it professionally cleaned and detailed, but I didn't bother because I would catch men peeing on it. On a rare occasion people defecated outside my house. Usually the feces outside my gate was from animals.
People left garbage outside my house all the time, that I had to clean up or risk getting fined by the city.
In 9 years there was not so much as an attempted break-in into my home. The drug dealers hanging out outside my gate all day and night kept an eye on my property, so no one dared try anything like that.
As I said, I moved out of there, got out of California entirely, and haven't been back since. Homeless people had nothing to do with my wanting to leave, and they'd have nothing to do with it now. I had much more important reasons for getting out of there as fast as I could.
Please don't leave Calif and take your voting habits with you!! Stay where you are and fix the mess you voted for.
Sorry but I didn’t vote for this clusterf-K ‼️
The people that are leaving are because of those issues so stop with that crap
So what do you have to say about biden and trump pretty much being the only ones to vote for? It ain’t just California it’s the United States “voting habits”
After really looking, I left Cali last year after 24 years. The environment, crime,and cost (housing and ancillary) made it a no-brainer once you put it down in black and white. Btw - that pop increase are all likely from the south. Way south.
All I have to say is - I live in a red state that is currently being flooded with move-in’s from blue states. If you move here from a blue state, leave your politics behind! Red states are better because of their stance on political issues. If you didn’t like your state enough to stay, then don’t bring your political beliefs to a red state where life is better. Embrace their way of life, don’t expect them to embrace your personal beliefs.
Bingo 🎉😅
Some of us are conservative and giving up on California. Some want to hang on .
Life is better? What about those southern states that place in the bottom 10 for education? You think it’s a good thing to go through life poorly educated?
Eff you if they pay taxes they get a say. You red staters think you are some sort of king and make decision for everyone. Go try that crap with your family you don’t get to tell anyone else how to live or vote. What’s wrong with you guys. You’ve lost the plot America is supposed to be a melting pot. Not a one ingredient dish.
@@davidthaler7018Don't believe everything you here.
It's also the drug trafficking capital of the world
Smart business in California.
We got all the good stuff! Lol. We do stuff 10 years before the rest of America catches on (weed, mushrooms, etc).
Apparently you've never been to miami.
@@SamLopezI Miami is known for the powder but I haven’t known it to be a hub for weed or psychedelics like California is.
@@SamLopezIOr Texas
Don’t come to Texas.
No body wants to go to that shithole.
Wouldn't even consider it. 😂
Notice how the reporter lies in order to exaggerate her point when she claims that CA rent at $2500 is NEARLY DOUBLE that of the national average of $1700. That's nowhere near double, which is actually $3400.
Probably not a lie. As a group, reporters aren't very good at math.
Maybe if most people didn't vote with their liberal emotions Ca would still be livable.
stop blaming the voters. They been rigging the elections
You got to vote for the right politician period. Party affiliation isn't a guarantee. I've been to some red states that were bombed 💣 out and depleted like Afghanistan. The problem is both parties have gone to the extreme.
@@robertmartinjr.4537 Exactly California has rolling blackouts summer….. , Texas can't keep the power up and running during the winter…
@MH_6160 yeah Texas is getting hit with more extreme climatic events regularly. The fact that most it's leadership doesn't take climate change seriously is concerning. Cali is over regulated and Texas is underregulated. Both extremes affect both states in many different ways. You know economic migration is the rage right now, but climate migration will become prominent the next few years. Most of these fast growing southern states are becoming climate risky and something to keep your eye on.
@@robertmartinjr.4537 Those red states have huge blue nightmare cities. That's the problem; Atlanta, St Louis, Little Rock, Lexington, Jackson MS, New Orleans, Birmingham, Memphis, even Nashville are all infected with blue politicians. Only the suburbs are safe most of the time.
I moved out 20 years ago because I knew it was going to get very wacky.
Michael Jackson said it well they don't really care about us 😔
The Carolinas are full....
It crazy how many people have moved here.
CALIPORNIANS IF YOUR MOVING, DON'T TAKE YOUR DAMN LIBERAL POLITICS WITH YOU!!!! TURN REPUBLICAN IN LIVE MUCH BETTER !!!!!
I’m moving out of California next spring after living here for over 50 years. Why? It’s not really for financial reasons. I can afford to live here even with the high cost of living. So why am I leaving? It’s over politics. What? Why are taxes so high here? Why is gas so high here? Why is crime so high here? Why is inflation so high here! It’s because of political mismanagement of this state. We’ve been spending $8 billion per year or $42,000 per homeless person per year and the problem is getting worse, not better. Businesses are closing down due to rampant crime. With increased crime, the governor is actually closing prisons. The state is giving away free medical and dental to illegal immigrants. We have the highest gas taxes, sales taxes, and income taxes in the entire country. Even with that the state has anywhere from a $30 billion to $70 billion dollar deficit for the coming fiscal year. What does the governor want to cut? You guessed it, FIRST RESPONDERS. What’s the end game for the state? They probably want to drive out most of the people so the ultra wealthy can take over the coastline for cheap.
Good, move out so I can move back to San Diego.
Go to Idahoe or Floridistan!
@@SamLopezI Lol… San Diego isn’t as nice as it was 10 years ago. Places like Oceanside, Carlsbad, La Jolla, etc…are still nice, but you can see that they are starting to go in the wrong direction too.
@user-ip5dm6jf8k You won't be able to afford it because they'll suck you dry before then. However, others who left to a better state will accumulate their wealth, and perhaps, might swoop in to buy a home in CA later if/when it gets cheaper. Keep playing the sucker's game. Hahahaha
Actually the rich already own the coastline 😂 I love California and it's amazing to have beaches and mountains within an hour either way. I say if your not happy go. Less traffic and it doesn't affect me. It's the other states that are screaming because your all going there and the prices are rising there...pick your poison
The cost of living keeps going up, while the quality of life keeps going down.
Been here over 40 years moving this fall
Where to Montana? Too cold for me. Elsewhere the climate is not to my liking. Hot, humid, tornados, hurricanes, floods, bugs, you can have, hard to beat the Mediterranean climate in the area I live in in SCal.
My name is Robert Charpentier, U.S. Army Vietnam combat vet, age 76, and I've lived in Hawaii for 37 years and now in Northern California for the past 17 years. California is by far the best state I've ever lived in!
You are kidding yourself if you think the reason people are leaving California is because of the cost of living.
The people I know who are leaving are people that can afford living here but are done with the BS. These are people who are retired and make 300k+. Imagine losing that tax base.
@@iamgodiamgod638 if I sell my house right now, I can cash out around 3.5M, but I still wouldn't move. I love the access to high paying jobs, nightlife, food scenes and sport arenas. Plus I haven't seen a bum in years and my city had 2 homicides in last three years. Texas and Florida got too many insects, snakes and undesirable people, plus the heat and humidity, no thanks
@@ledzep448 please stay in the dump you help create. enjoy!
If what you say is true then why all the fuss about liberals in Texas?
@@iamgodiamgod638if they are retired they are not bringing home that money anymore and are cashing out. You clearly don’t understand how taxes and retirement works.
Then why are the freeways still bumper to bumper and the grocery store lines 10 people deep most days? If record high people are moving out, then just as many are moving in.
It's still growing, just not as fast.
i bet the illegals arent counted.
There is more people moving out than moving in, but the population barely decreased for like 2 years. Now it is slowly growing again
Since when the traffic and lines in the stores are a metric of people leaving? Could it be because of bad infrastructure and not enough workforce (cashiers)? Just a thought.
Oh I forgot STEM is racist now, so why bother…
I move out in August, can't wait!
I lived in California in the 80s and 90s and it was a paradise to live in the state. Lots of work, housing and affordable living.
By the time my family got to CA, it already sucks. Prop 13 had already passed and CA education was a sham. I hate democrats!!! They destroyed my country (Vietnam), and then destroy CA.
California is beautiful, but it just isn't worth the price. You can find nice mountains, beaches, and amenities in a lot of states and CA residents are realizing this.
Newsom has reversed what others could never do if they had tried. This will put higher taxes on those that stay. They have to make up for the shortfall somewhere.
Lived in Cali since I was born (1959) & left in 2018 to East Texas. Beautiful area where energy is cheap & folks respect property.
East Texas? I don’t like East Texas when it near the Louisiana border. I’d rather move further south to Corpus Christi
I'm moving to Fort Worth in 2 months. Once I make enough money I'll probably move out of the city and find something nice in East or Central Texas. Maybe even Arkansas.
East Texas is great. Longview was my favorite town but people like Tyler better. Not me too busy and lots of people also a bad vibe. Longview is chill.
“Net increase”? Illegal count?
No Hope left as long as Newsom remains Governor
Newsome is just the figurehead for all the very many people who voted to put him into office . . . it is the citizens of California who have created what California has become. Who else?
They voted 🗳️ for that
Yep capitalism leads to higher prices. California is very good at making money
it's fine with me, there are still horrendously long lines to buy houses or rent apartments out here. If there weren't, they wouldn't be selling houses for millions of dollars up and down the coast. Look at the real estate market.
No. We didn't. Hammer & Scorecard did.
Stupid comment
As far as crime, lets look at murder (the worst of crimes) per capita. Statistics have California about in the middle, then look at the states in the top positions. It's filled with a bunch of red states. Anyway, you're concentrating on the cost of rent. Rent is up everywhere, but obviously more in California because you started at a higher price in the first place. I have no intentions in moving. For people living here for decades (like me) it's dirt cheap. My home is paid in full and property taxes are Prop. 13 regulated. For expenses and taxes, it's about $500 a month for me, and often less. Some pundits keep talking about the $20 minimum wage. It didn't cause the world to come to an end. In-N-Out raised their prices about 5 or 10 cents. If that is killing you financially, eating less burgers is healthier. My employment is in the L.A. area and only a 2 1/2 mile commute. No traffic issues. Pay is good too. If you want to move, it's personal decision, but when I see news reports cherry-picking statistics, I look the other way.
even with Prop 13 my property taxes were 3200 a year. In my new state with a slightly smaller house. my property taxes are 450 a year. When I turn 65. my state will put on a cap on the property taxes, i pay.
I moved out of my home in California 2 years ago. The rest of my whole family left Cali as well. Many friends left in the past 2 years. Many more have the desire to move out as well. Miss the awesome weather and well nothing else missed now out of Cali. So sad I never wanted to leave California but my anxiety has reduced as well.
i hope the same soon for me and mine. im a wreak as its so expensive
Florida....in 3 years he wil leave from there too
Thats right! I remember this started happening 1993, butt was still managable and livable, Things really started heating up 2005 and WE moved out of northern calif. May 18 2007 and NEVER REGRETED IT ONCE. AMEN THANK GOD we got out just before the G.F.C.
Not seeing it in Santa Clarita! The traffic has gotten much worse! And they keep building. Some days you can’t move. I can’t wait till we can get out of here.
It started in 1990 with NAFTA
Orange Man fixed that. Allegedly.
Nother afternoon f'in that @ss
California is in a death spiral of more taxes and regulations yields more people leaving resulting in more taxes and regulations.
Only on FAUX: $2500 is twice as much as $1700! 😅😅😅
Her dress is inappropriate as news reader
Okay Karen…
Yum Yum !!! :)
Definitely. A lot of these news/weather are dressed in stilettos and parties. Not professional to where young girls could see business attire
My relatives recently moved From the San Diego area, to Oklahoma, they wanted more Home for the Money, and concerned of HIGH Gasoline prices.
It really is a natural paradise! Such a shame that greed and despicable politicians destroyed it for so many!
Only certain parts of CA.
@@OGtruthserum Only certain parts beautiful or only certain parts destroyed?
@@rosemarykennedy5430 Demographics. I lived in CA most of my life, but majority of it was in a majority 95% Mexican population. White wasn't even 1% of the population. Which means for most of my life, I lived in the Mexico version of the U.S. And these areas are not beautiful nor safe (gangs). Dealt with so much racism and bullying growing up being one of the few non-Hispanic in my area and schools. CA alone destroyed my childhood.
I have zero love for CA. Leaving the south ruined me. I no longer live in CA---thank goodness!
@@OGtruthserum Thanks! That’s very different from what I’d imagined!
@@rosemarykennedy5430 There are many great places, I just grew up in poverty. At least in Tennessee, my family was middle class. However, once we got to CA, air pollution was so bad, my dad got sick, lost his job, and the rest was history.
Not to mention, CA was going downhill when we got there. CA's education is horrendous ever since Prop 13 passed. I never got to experienced when CA was at its peak.
Leaving CA after 50+ years was the best decision we ever made. ❤
How so? Where ja go?
Good riddance!!! 😂
I'm leaving in 2 months? Where did you go? I'm headed to Texas.
@@Mossbeehave ………to bad rubbish
@@regaininglife9084bad choice … sorry for those that live there. in coming years, already happening, the jet stream is shifting its path up through Texas … weather extremes will be more frequent 😔😔
My Fresno apartment went from $500 to $1100 and I just moved to Texas and pay $600 for rent now.
Seriously. How are we supposed to take that news reporter seriously, when she's dressed to go to the beach???????
Really unprofessional
Things are casual in Cali, none of that uptight stuff you see in Red states.
Cookie cutter HOA too expensive concentration camp overtaxed over asking prices....No thank you
My homeowners insurance doubled in less than a year. House is now up for sale and we're outta here!
Looking into Missouri and saying farewell to this state. Tired of waiting to see if this state gets better only to have my living situation get worse. It was fun while it lasted.
Unc just moved to Nevada he lived in the Bay for almost 70 years. People are disgusted by the taxes and prices.
Didn't I just watch another news report from Florida, where it was mentioned the people that moved to Florida during the pandemic, are all moving out again. Also because of the high cost of living, and all the home insurances being cancelled, etc, etc.
Maybe. But I have relatives who left 20 years ago, after getting on the "California's done" bandwagon - and every time I see them, they still lament that "it was the worst mistake of our lives."
(they'd be multi-millionaires now, had they stayed)
PGE costs me HALF as much as rent. (Im sure thats why seniors are living in cars...the price of utilities)
Gasoline is $6.00 a gallon, has never gone down, and Newsom just okayed another price increase for it.
A toothbrush costs $15.00 at target.
Calif is beautiful, but who can go, and see it? Only the rich.
Paid 4.69 at costco for 91 why paying 6?
You mean a 4 ct pack is $15, soft head ones are $0.99. Stop misleading people.
Still better than Texas
Yeah that’s why people are leaving Texas in droves and going to……California? 😂
Newsom love people like you. Useful idiots.
You definitely voted for Brandon
@@fredericklockard3854 I saw several California plates yesterday in my normal driving. How many Texas plates did you see?
@@kevinraper114 I think you may be missing the sarcasm of my post
Northern California (Bay Area) native, got priced out of our over 55 community in Sunnyvale (owned home, rented spot), moved just North of Napa, wildfires caused us to evacuate EVERY YEAR from 2015 until we bit the bullet and moved out of California altogether in 2021. Very happy living on the East Coast now, got into a new home before interest rates shot up, so feeling VERY blessed! (to be clear, if there were no wildfires, I have no doubt we'd still be Californians)
Crimefornia
Good. Too many people in California already. Rents are high because of overpriced real estate, much corporate owned.
I can relate because I left CA after living there for a number of years. I left due to the high cost of living, terrible traffic, leftist governments (both state and local), crime, drugs, homeless and general squalor. When I loaded up the U-Haul and drove east it was with relief.
my 5yr plan dosnt have me staying in CA.i make 60,000 a yr and never felt more broke
The same feeling here. I’m single and earn $60,000, I’m living paycheck to paycheck. I don’t even know how people with families do it.
You probably won't earn 60k a year if you leave.
it’s costly to live in some areas of CA. it’s costly to live in Paris, London, Switzerland etc. … the best places are that way
Maybe people are leaving, however I tried to buy a home in the $900 range, could not. All the ones I tried had multiple offers way above the asking price, so someone must be moving in.
How much of the 67,000 person increase involved births?
Leaving Arizona is next! All the reasons he mentioned why he left CA is also happening currently in AZ. It’s sad.
You voted for this. Don't complain about it
If I ever become homeless, I’m moving to California, best weather
Mediterranean climate is the best in the world. I sure enjoy it.
my sister was a social justice warrior & paid "advocate" working in oakland. she was dispatched to countless community meetings, town halls, & even school boards meetings despite having no kids. She argue for banning police from public schools, regardless of the severity of a student's behavior (violence should be met with positivity, time outs? idk). she was 1 of the people behind the move to dismantle the "school to prison pipeline", & fought to do away with juvenile detention centers & for barring the arrest of anyone under 18. "They are just kids, they need hugs, not handcuffs," she said.
Oakland adopted the reforms her & her paid lot advocated for. Then she was robbed in oakland at gunpoint by a 13 year old & his friends, and moved to another state shortly after.
well, i'm not running. i'm not handing my beautiful home state over to a bunch of virtue signaling, incompetent, power hungry elites so they can destroy everything by letting millions of homeless people, criminals, & illegal immigrants take advantage of our generous programs & forgiving nature.
It’s cheaper in Arizona but come here to live as an Arizona citizen. Don’t bring any idea from California and try to push it here
Lol see this headline every other week for decades. So fucking what?
Why waste your time on this video and posting a comment if you don’t care? Irony.
Florida is quickly becoming a less desired destination as well due to increasing cost, increasing home insurance if you can get it, increased auto insurance and hot humid awful weather.
And foreigners with money moving in and richer people buying up properties. Ck out our traffic, never ends