HeyJaredMarc Joffe
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California’s overregulated job market is falling behind (opens the original)
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California had roughly 224,000 fewer employed residents in July 2026 than in February 2020, just before the pandemic. Over the same period, Texas added approximately 1.66 million employed residents and Florida added 605,000. While California’s job losses are partially the result of COVID-era lockdowns, weakness persists. Our July 2026 unemployment rate of 5.1% compares unfavorably to Texas and Florida rate, of 4.5% and 4.6% respectively. And when you add discouraged workers and the underemployed
California’s ballot argument rules give tax proponents an unfair advantage (opens the original)
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This year’s California county voter information guides will once again display a serious inequity. Arguments in favor of bond and tax measures will usually be well written and signed by several local luminaries. Arguments against will often be less professionally written, have fewer signers, and may even be completely missing. In San Bernardino County, for example, voters will see no argument against Measure Y, which would authorize $898 million in borrowing for the San Bernardino Community Coll
Xavier Becerra’s high-speed rail solution appears to be “sue and hope” (opens the original)
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In a July review of the High-Speed Rail Authority’s 2026 business plan, Inspector General Ben Belnap reported that the project will run out of cash by December 2027 unless it borrows against future cap-and-invest revenue. When borrowing costs and other unbudgeted expenses are included, the IG estimates that CHSRA will have to spend as much as $45 billion all-told to begin service between Merced and Bakersfield, far more than the $39 billion in identified funding. So, it appears that the bullet t
Los Angeles Unified’s self-inflicted financial crisis (opens the original)
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On July 2, Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools Debra Duardo sent the Los Angeles Unified School District a letter that should alarm every taxpayer and parent in the district. Duardo determined that LAUSD meets the statutory criteria for a “Lack of Going Concern” designation, meaning the nation’s second largest school district may be unable to meet its financial obligations in fiscal years 2027-28 and 2028-29. The district’s own projections show its operating cash falling $231 million in
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