A new analysis takes a deep dive into the neighborhoods and communities of Riverside County and finds that a significant proportion of workers are unlikely to receive unemployment insurance funds from the Federal CARES Act.

Despite making up a considerable share of both U.S. and California GDP, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses in the creative economy are being left out of much of the support other industries are receiving.

A new analysis finds that it costs $100,000 more per unit to build a condo in Los Angeles than in nearby cities due to land value... suggesting policymakers need to promote more efficient land use to meaningfully increase affordability.

Housing scarcity as a natural barrier to economic growth was the theme of this year's event with hundreds of private and public sector leaders in attendance at the Riverside Convention Center.

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