A rebuttal of CEFD's recent Prop 22 analysis by the UC Berkeley Labor Center fails to address the fundamental problem with Berkeley's inaccurate finding that rideshare drivers will earn less than the minimum wage if Prop 22 passes.

2020 has been a year of unprecedented economic turmoil... and a momentous presidential election still on the way. Join the virtual Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference on October 13 for a look at what's next!

The unprecedented shift in traffic and mobility patterns in the wake of COVID-19 has led to a false perception that the pandemic may be a boon to lowering GHG emissions. Our new white paper tells a different story.

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.

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