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Californians Are Leaving Big Cities—and You Won't Believe Where They're Moving to Next
San Francisco Chronicle· 3 hours agoMichael Bautista had lived in California's Orange County for most of his life. In Orange County,...
Gen Z sticking close to home: More young adults choose to live with parents, Census shows
USA Today· 6 days agoYoung people graduating from high school and college during this time period were thrown into a chaotic job market. Recent Census data reveals that more ...
Castle Rock High School offers farm safety training as county ag jobs increase
The Daily News· 2 hours agoThe class is the first of its kind in the state, said teacher Collin Nelson.
There are 65 new apartments coming to Fort Ethan Allen in former Buffalo Soldiers housing
The Burlington Free Press· 3 hours agoEvernorth and the Champlain Housing Trust have combined forces to convert three large, brick...
See where Tampa Bay ranks among America's best and worst job markets - Tampa Bay Business Journal
The Business Journals· 7 days agoA number of factors determine the quality of a job market, including unemployment, income growth,...
Metro Phoenix ranks No. 1 for 2024 college graduates who rent
The Arizona Republic· 4 days agoMetro Phoenix is the best area to rent for 2024 college graduates, according to a new study from...
Population map shows oldest, youngest US states
Newsweek· 6 days agoThe demographic map, created by Newsweek using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, shows that Utah residents have a median age of 32.1 years old, which is...
PETER BILES: Gen Z Needs To Put Down The Phone And Go On A Date
IJR· 8 hours agoThe necessary replacement birthrate is 2.1 births per woman. In addition, marriage rates (and divorce rates) dropped from 2009-2019, according to the United States Census ...
In West Virginia’s ‘Poultry Capital,’ immigrant workers struggle to find the help and support they...
Cumberland Times-News· 4 days agoThis story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. MOOREFIELD, W.Va. — Tatiana had two...
Nature designed California salmon to never go extinct. Why are they too close? | Opinion
Merced Sun-Star via AOL· 4 days agoIt’s hard to tell a killer whale what to eat. The only thing regulators can annually adjust is the...