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Rebound following a big drop in 2021, shown here with the light blue line. As a chef, a lot of my friends had left statewide. California lost more than 75,000 people from 2022 to 2023, but things are starting to turn around, says chef danny mirza, a San Francisco resident. I just started getting the phone calls asking if i know of anybody with Jobs Available in our industry. Again which is huge for us. Weve spent a lot of time in tahoe, a lot of people went to tahoe. They werent prepared for year round life in tahoe, so im not surprised that people want to come back. The pandemic allowed people to work remotely and in places that were a lot less expensive, but thats now changing, says the Public Policy institute of california. Now employers are being a little bit fussier in some cases about people showing up in person at least a few days a week. And i think thats drawing people back to california because the dynamic and high paying jobs, especially in the bay area, are still here. The

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