Of the 15 major Southern California employment niches, 12 added jobs for the month, bucking a trend of slow hiring. You see, ...

Despite the one-month improvement, job markets in the state and Bay Area continue to wobble in 2025. The Bay Area lost 14,700 ...

Oregon has seen a surge in the number of very high-income households over the past decade. In fact, the number of Oregonians ...

Over 8 quarters, local wages have grown at an average annual rate of 4.7% vs. a 3.2 % increase in consumer prices.

Over 8 quarters, local wages have grown at an average annual rate of 4.7% vs. a 3.2 % increase in consumer prices.

Growth in population and ... Though wage hikes raise some paychecks, jobs thin out and businesses hesitate to grow or ...

Therefore, a dramatic surge in gas prices ... We're losing jobs, losing local economies, losing our grip on affordable living in California, and losing a critical layer of our national security." ...

He says he found “no significant negative employment effect.” Instead, he points to California’s population loss and slower economic growth compared to other states among the factors ...

KPMG urban economist Terry Rawnsley said the surge in care economy occupations reflected a jobs market responding ... with their numbers impacted by the growth of online travel websites.

After a couple of years of losing residents, California’s population is once again on the upswing. For the second straight year, California’s population increased in 2024, marking a turnaround ...

It all comes down to the job market. President Donald Trump’s drastic policy moves, and the twists and turns that have come alongside them, have made economic forecasting a squirrely endeavor.