According to a new study by Spectrum Local Solutions, companies are leaving California due to its “difficult business climate,” which only continues to worsen.
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The state legislature sold that confiscatory tax rate on the idea that it was a temporary fix and would eventually be phased out. No one believed that.
Growing up I was always proud to live in one of the most popular states in the world. I enjoyed Disneyland, Dodgers games, the ocean, regular sightings of celebrities, and being on the cutting edge of fashion and trends. California was the place people from around the world either wanted to vacation or reside.
The frustration over demonizing right over wrong, law enforcement over lawlessness has been a hard battle. In California it has become the norm. Wrong is now right!
Fast forward to my mid 30’s and the naive move to San Francisco (lower Pac Heights because I was led to believe that was a “safe” part of the city). I endured a little over a year there before returning to Texas saddened and disillusioned by my
I didn’t like that tax payers had to pay for PG&Es and the governments mistakes that resulted in half the state burning and so many people that lost their homes,
California’s Proposition 47 was passed on November 4, 2014. The measure largely passed due to the deceptive relabeling of the measure as the “Safe Neighborhoods