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The Modesto Bee

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These Northern CA farmers markets are considered best in the state. How they ranked

Northern California and the Central Valley are agricultural hubs, so it’s no wonder that local farmers markets rank highly. The nonprofit American Farmland Trust just released its list of the top farmers markets based on nationwide votes. They’ve also drilled down to the top farmers markets by state. It is the third year in a row Sacramento’s Midtown Market claimed the No. 1 spot in the state. The Historic Folsom Farmers Market nabbed No. 2 spot. Here is how the rest of the state stacked up. Top 10 farmers markets in California Midtown Farmers Market | Sacramento | 2422 votes Historic Folsom Farmers Market | Folsom | 210 votes 29 Palms Farmers Market | Twentynine Palms | 159 votes State Street Farmers Market | Carlsbad | 110 votes Diablo Valley Farmers Market | Walnut Creek| 62 votes San Leandro Farmers Market at Bayfair | San Leandro | 43 votes Fort Bragg Farmers Market | Fort Bragg | 43 votes Mountain View Farmers’Market | Mountain View | 42 votes Morgan Hill Farmers Market | Morgan Hill | 39 votes Romano’s Certified Farmers Market | Beckwourth | 36 votes Topping the nationwide list was the Sarasota Downtown Farmers Market.

Northern California, CA · 4d

hoodline.com

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California Nonprofit to Acquire 1,000-Plus Oregon Affordable Homes in $30M Deal

A California nonprofit is about to become one of Oregon's biggest affordable housing landlords. EAH Housing and Catholic Charities of Oregon announced plans for EAH to acquire Catholic Charities' entire 19-property affordable housing portfolio for $30 million, a deal that will place more than 1,000 homes across the Portland area, Happy Valley, Sandy, Eugene and other Oregon communities under new ownership.

California · 15h
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energynewsbeat.com

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If Texas Follows California on a Power-Price Freeze, the Blackout Risk Is Later Winters

Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa pledges a Day One emergency order to freeze electricity rates. Texas households already pay more per kilowatt-hour than they did in 2020, but far less per kilowatt-hour than Californians, and ERCOT’s January outlook is comfortable. California’s 2000–01 record is a warning, not a prediction: freeze retail prices while costs rise, and the damage shows up in insolvency, weaker investment and later winters.

Texas · 15h
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wheninyourstate.com

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Zuckerberg’s possible California exit prompts major change to Meta’s stock structure

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg considered leaving California over a proposed billionaire wealth tax that could have cost him billions of dollars. The concern prompted negotiations with Meta’s board, resulting in a new stock arrangement designed to give him greater financial flexibility without immediately weakening his voting control. Meta’s special...

California · 1d
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wnynewsnow.com

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Siblings Inherited a House Together: What Happens When Co-Owners Can’t Agree

My accountant once told me the ugliest fight he ever saw wasn’t over money. It was three siblings, one house in Huntington Beach, and a dining table that sat empty because nobody could agree on whether to rent it, flip it, or let the youngest brother live there for free.

Huntington Beach, CA · 6d

Daily Mail

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In-N-Out boss breaks silence on fears and rumors iconic burger chain is quitting California

The cult-favorite burger chain's billionaire owner dismissed speculation that the company could abandon California, branding the idea 'the dumbest business decision ever.'

California · 2d

buildlikenew.com

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They Paid Over $1 Million for Tiny Homes That Were Never Built. Now the Brothers Behind It Face 35 Felony Charges Each

California Brothers Took $211,000 From a Family and Never Broke Ground. Now They Are in Court Renee Kumamoto paid $168,000 […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

California · 13h

The Sacramento Bee

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California utility regulator calls wildfire liability ‘unsustainable' in report

California’s system of handling wildfire liability will make electric bills more expensive and hurt the financial rating of power companies, the state’s utility regulator warned in a recent report . The California Public Utilities Commission said the current system requires significant changes. “Until the whole-of-society steps needed to meaningfully reduce wildfire risk occur, the existing system that places tens of billions of dollars in wildfire costs on utilities and utility ratepayers and threatens further tens of billions of dollars in costs is not sustainable and increasingly harms the state’s ability to provide safe, clean, reliable, and affordable electricity service,” the report said. Those conclusions are the latest wrinkle in an ongoing fight over how state legislators should handle blazes caused by utilities. The issue came to a head over the summer when Gov. Gavin Newsom and major power companies pressured lawmakers to revamp the system in the final weeks of their legislative session. Insurance industry lobbyists and other groups called the effort a utility bailout and state legislators ultimately resisted key parts of Newsom’s demands. A potential deal fell through . The governor, on Sept. 1, requested the agency produce a report on the effect of the failed negotiations within

California · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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San Jose Buyers Have More Homes To Choose From As Prices Hold Firm

San Jose buyers found far more homes to choose from as inventory surged, yet prices held steady, keeping the market competitive.

San Jose, CA · 14h

The Center Square

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Insurance commissioner-elect pushes plan for homeowners

(The Center Square) – A single-payer, homeowners insurance program proposed by California’s newly elected insurance commissioner, Jane Kim, could mean a significant cost for taxpayers, but no figures have been mentioned. Kim, a Democrat who was on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, said during a victory speech last week that she wants to implement the program so that homeowners can be adequately reimbursed for their claims when their homes are damaged or destroyed in wildfires, which are increasingly common across the state. Kim will take office Jan. 4, succeeding Commissioner Ricardo Lara, who has been in the office since January 2019. “We have to make insurance affordable, available and fair. Otherwise, we’re shutting everyday Californians out of our economy,” Kim told supporters. “They [insurance companies] have been profiting for way too long by raising our premiums, canceling our coverage and fighting our claims, and we are going to make it again a system that protects us.” Kim was not available for an interview before press time on Tuesday. She hasn't cited figures for how much her proposal would cost taxpayers. According to Kim’s campaign website, her plan aims to institute a single-payer natural disaster insurance policy for homeowners. This

California · 18h

Fox Business

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California wealth tax on billionaires fails despite blue wave, in blow to progressives

Governor Gavin Newsom urged voters to reject Proposition 40, citing its narrow spending focus, as California's billionaire wealth tax fell 52.8% to 47.2%.

California · 1d

People

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Six Flags Reaches $11.2 Million Settlement Over Hidden Processing Fees — Here’s Who Qualifies for a Payout

California residents who purchased tickets online for Knott’s Berry Farm or California’s Great America are entitled to cash payments

California · 1d

Gilroy Dispatch

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Letter: Hold public transit to same standards as private business

Thank you for allowing small business questions for your Legislative Summit on Nov. 13 for our elected leaders, federal, state and local. Identity: I have represented Gilroy small and very small (zero employees) business owners before state and federal courts and agencies since 1980, with offices in Gilroy most of those years.

Gilroy, CA · 21h

greenhomebuildermag.com

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California adds $9.14 million for resilient factory-built housing

California has approved an additional $9.14 million in funding through its Factory-Built Housing Regional Pilot Program, expanding efforts to accelerate housing production, reduce construction costs and improve resilience through alternative building methods. The latest awards support initiatives focused on modular construction, standardized housing designs and streamlined permitting processes across the state.

California · 18h

The Money Overview

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California insurers must pay for smoke testing and keep paying living expenses until a wildfire-damaged home is safe to occupy, under AB 1795, which Newsom signed

California insurers must pay for necessary smoke testing and sampling, and cannot stop paying additional living expenses until a smoke-damaged home is restored and safe to occupy, under AB 1795, the Smoke Damage Recovery Act that Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed. The California Department of Insurance announced the signing on Sept. 15. Assemblymember Mike Gipson […] The post California insurers must pay for smoke testing and keep paying living expenses until a wildfire-damaged home is safe to occupy, under AB 1795, which Newsom signed appeared first on The Money Overview .

California · 2d

hoodline.com

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Rick Caruso Nearly Fled LA for Florida Over Billionaire Tax, Stayed for Family

Rick Caruso, the billionaire developer behind The Grove and a former Los Angeles mayoral candidate, came close to packing up and leaving California this year over a proposed billionaire tax, but ultimately chose to stay in Los Angeles and pay it rather than live apart from his family. The decision, made as Proposition 40 gained momentum, involved lawyers, financial advisers and a serious look at relocating to Florida or Texas.

Los Angeles, CA · 16h

topclassactions.com

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Cigna lawsuit seeks class certifications over PxDx insurance denials

Who: Two Cigna plan members asked a judge to certify two classes in their class action lawsuit against Cigna Corp. and Cigna Health and Life Insurance Co. Why: The plaintiffs claim Cigna used an automated tool called PxDx to deny medical claims without a doctor’s review. Where: The Cigna...

California · 1d

Silicon Valley

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Wells Fargo sign installation completed atop San Jose office tower

SAN JOSE — The installation of a Wells Fargo sign has been completed on both sides of a San Jose office tower, marking the latest corporate name to appear on the rooftop of a prominent downtown building. The Wells Fargo name now appears on two sides of the roof...

San Jose, CA · 22h

Fox Business

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Housing expert blasts 'absurd' California red tape keeping affordable homes out of reach

Mitch Roschelle says California bureaucracy is hindering affordable housing development in Los Angeles despite laws allowing additional housing units, calling the ‘blue tape’ ‘absurd.’

California · 21h

Grit Daily

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BOXABL Moves to Supercharge Home Sales With Its Own Mortgage Lending Arm

BOXABL has already rethought how a house gets built. Now it is going after how a house gets paid for. The Las Vegas-based company behind the Casita and the Baby Box (Nasdaq: BXBL) has signed a nonbinding letter of intent with Warp Speed Holdings to form a mortgage lending joint venture. The two are targeting […] The post BOXABL Moves to Supercharge Home Sales With Its Own Mortgage Lending Arm appeared first on Grit Daily News .

California · 15h