California's population has increased slightly in recent years, but the state's decades-long failure to build enough homes to meet demand has resulted in high rents and prices, making it difficult for ...

California's population trickled upward by just 0.05 percent from 2024 to 2025, as Los Angeles lost population due to decreased international migration and the January fires.

The state said its modest gains were primarily from international immigration, but the Trump administration's policies meant the gain was less than half of the prior year.

A study released by the UCLA Anderson economists sums up California’s economic outlook for early 2026 as: “Both the nation and the state are poised to muddle through early 2026 before experiencing ...

Management affirmed a positive outlook for 2026, projecting blended lease rates in the second half of the year to be similar to last year and expecting a stable growth with a 2026 earn-in between 80 ...

Across all 50 states, the population increased by an average of 1.55% over one year. But some states saw a much larger boom in the number of residents, while others lagged behind. And within each ...