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By Nik Rajkovic Dec 15, 2020 With all these California companies moving their headquarters to Texas, some fear those workers will bring their liberal politics too. Hundreds of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Oracle and Tesla workers are among those moving to the Lone Star State, but its important to keep some perspective. “These big corporations that move to Texas, they represent just a tiny fraction of what was last year 560,000 people that moved to Texas,” says Chuck Devore, at the Texas Pu...

By Cliff Saunders Dec 15, 2020 With all these California companies moving their headquarters to Texas, some fear those workers will bring their liberal politics too. Hundreds of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Oracle and Tesla workers are among those moving to the Lone Star State, but its important to keep some perspective. “These big corporations that move to Texas, they represent just a tiny fraction of what was last year 560,000 people that moved to Texas,” says Chuck Devore, at the Texas ...

Million-dollar views, cheap rent and allegations of favoritism at California state parks Melody Gutierrez © Provided by The LA Times Cottage 21, foreground, and Cottage 17, two doors down, at Crystal Cove State Park are rented to California parks department employees at below-market rates under a program created to allow essential workers to live close to the natural treasures they protect or maintain. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) Its a coveted perk for state parks ...

Print It’s a coveted perk for state parks employees: For just a few hundred dollars a month, they can live in government-owned homes in some of California’s most scenic and sought-after locations — beachfront cottages, historic houses in pricey neighborhoods and cabins surrounded by stretches of pristine wilderness. The benefit was created so California Department of Parks and Recreation staff could live close to the natural treasures they protect or maintain. But the well-intentioned pr...

At Crystal Cove State Park a state parks employee lives in a shorefront cottage for $232 a month. Next door, cottages are advertised as vacation rentals for up to $269 a night.

Nonprofits out in california would certainly love to see a change in policy and maybe we are going to see that and maybe we will start to see a reduction in the homeless population. in the meantime though, california isnt looking good. you mentioned the population rate is declining. i predict within two years youre actually going to see california begun to shrink in population as people leave the state and go to other places like texas where taxes are lower and regulation is less. griff: chuck, ...

Griff: californias homeless crisis is surging. president trump tweeted gavin newsom has done a bad job on taking care of the homeless crisis in california. this as pop labor relation growth has sloan to the 1900. people keep living. chuck devore assemblyman who left the state for texas years ago. he joins us now. good morning. merry christmas to you. whats going on? a gold rush no more. >> good morning. merry christmas to you as well. californias progressive left policies are killing the state. ...

California. they have half of the nations unsheltered individuals in one state in california. the place is falling apart. griff: chuck, we want to show you the homelessness in california. its up 21,306 from 2018. that should trouble everyone in the country. you were once a lawmaker there. what do you believe president trump should do? should he intervene? >> the first thing we have to look at is something called housing first. this was a policy that was initially rolled out in a limited fashion ...

Chuck devore, thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: straight ahead, the story is horrific and very familiar. you have a college student to commits suicide. now his girlfriend is charged. >> geraldo: texts encouraging him to go die. are texts really criminal? we will debate it. im happy to give you the tour, i love doing it.