Canva
The shady insurance scheme fleecing thousands of homeowners
"As insurers flee the state, once-obscure, unregulated carriers have stepped up to take their place. And they're denying an extraordinary number of claims." … more »
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Springs
The Trials and Tribulations of Trade
"American leaders are now engaged in an effort to reverse the loss of manufacturing. The hope is to restore a path to prosperity for struggling regions and their residents. Tariffs are being employed liberally as a means to this end. The endeavor seems noble. But success is far from certain, and the costs of achieving it could be substantial." … more »
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Guy
How much of a raise can Miller Creek teachers get?
The Miller Creek School District (MCSD) and its Teachers' Union (Union) have been stuck for over a year on agreeing what raise their teachers should get in the cur... … more »
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Booking.com
California housing market shift: Buyers are gaining power
"California is almost out of its pandemic-era housing inventory hole." … more »
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Freepik
Truly "Affordable" housing requires lowering input costs not increasing high cost subsidies
"The Surprising List Of 25 California Towns With The Most Affordable Housing (as of April 2025)" … more »
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Marin Post
The China trade war will pummel America’s small businesses,
"As trade between the U.S. and China collapses, small businesses will be hit hard, according to the chief economist at private equity giant Apollo. Many independent toy, hardware, and clothing stores rely on cheap imports, and firms with 500 employees or less account for nearly half of America’s private workforce." … more »
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Veterinary Journal
Who’s a clever boy: the average dog has a mental age of about two
"They can learn hundreds of words, count to five and read humans like a book, so why do we struggle to understand them? Scientists reveal the truth about our pets – and whether they ever feel guilty for eating our slippers." … more »
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Wikipedia
‘It feels empty’: is Hollywood film and TV production in a death spiral?
"Filming in Los Angeles is at a historic low, with some suggesting the city might go the way of Detroit." … more »
