California's job market was on a roll in January. Then the coronavirus hit

The nation’s largest port is hurting. That may be a leading indicator of the pain that’s in store for Southern California and the U.S. economy as businesses hunker down to deal with the rapidly expanding new coronavirus.

With his $2,800 monthly rent due, Alvarado said, “I don’t have the money to pay. I’m struggling to find another job, but with terminals closing, companies have lost freight.”

We’ll take revenge on it. Everyone wants to do it. Its days are numbered.

What did you expect? The happier & healthier the people are, the less fear they have, the less they need the buffoons currently in office. When we don't need them it's much harder for them to convince us to keep them & much easier for us to tell the forest from the trees.

I think the best thing that all news media can do, and especially the Lefty news media, is start to print things a little bit more on the upbeat side so people don't think that this is 1348 and the flea has just landed in England and everyone is doomed...

Bahahahahahahahahahahah. BS. People are fleeing that state.

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