New Stats: La Verne Residents Older, Lonlier, and Le...
5 hrs ago | via La Verne Online
Somewhat surprising, from 2000 to 2012, La Verne's population fell by 177, a 0.6% decrease, to 31,461. Over the same period, Los Angeles County's population increased 0.32%. As of 2012, La Verne's non-Hispanic white population was 53.8%, compared with 27.1% for Los Angeles County, or about double that of L.A. County's. Yet, the non-White Hispanic ... (more) Comment?
Grenades found in Whittier garage determined to be i...
Friday May 17 | via Whittier Daily News
A bomb squad responded to a Whittier neighborhood Friday after several grenades, which were ultimately found to be inert, were discovered in a garage, police said. Comment?
Southern California home prices hit highest level in...
Tuesday May 14 | via The Daily Breeze
Home prices in Southern California popped to their highest level in 58 months during April while sales hit their highest level for that month in seven years, market tracker DataQuick said Tuesday. Comment?
The WilliesWHAT'S with All These Ufo Videos?
Jan 4, 2010 | via American Reporter
Readers who see three YouTube videos on our front page this past week must be curious. Comment?
Wells Fargo sued on claims it wrongfully litigated C...
Tuesday May 14 | via Russia Taday
Larry Delassus' heart stopped on December 19, 2012 during a court hearing against Wells Fargo, the bank that had for two years demanded he pay more than ten thousand dollars of his neighbor's late property taxes and is now being sued for wrongful death. Comment?
Bay Area firm's idea to lift underwater homeowners t...
21 hrs ago | via Sacramento Bee Newspaper
A year ago, with the real estate market still in a deep slump, a San Francisco firm caught the attention of officials in California and elsewhere with its novel idea of using eminent domain to seize underwater mortgages in order to reduce the amount that borrowers owe. Comment?
Calif. Sues JPMorgan Chase for Robosigning Debt Coll...
Friday May 17 | via Lawyers.com
California's top lawyer has filed a suit against JPMorgan Chase for fraudulent and unlawful debt collection practices. Comment?
California Cities Still Feel the Pinch
Thursday May 16 | via Hispanic Business
How bad and widespread are California cities' fiscal problems? "Virtually ubiquitous and massive," says Rod Kiewiet, professor of political science at California Institute of Technology. Comment?
California continues to gain steam
Thursday May 16 | via Housing Wire
The California housing market continued to gain steam in April, with both home sales and prices experiencing strong increases due to high demand and tight inventory. Comment?
California Home Prices Soaring on Falling Supply, Pe...
Thursday May 16 | via Mortgage News Daily
The median price of homes in California topped $400,000 in April for the first time in five years. Comment?
Manatee Rural Health to speak to Democrats
13 min ago | via Bradenton.com
The Democratic Party of Manatee will hold its monthly meeting with a social hour at 5:30 p.m. Monday with speaker Ray Fusco of Manatee Rural Health at 7 p.m. at theManatee County Central Library, 1301 Barcarrota Blvd. Comment?
Video: Chinese Property Stocks Favored, BoCom&#x...
17 min ago | via ClipSyndicate
Hao Hong, managing director and chief China strategist at Bank of Communications Co. Comment?
18 min ago | via Bradenton.com
Beth Hocking has joined Hunt Brothers Realty Inc. as a broker associate. After graduating from the University of Michigan-Dearborn with a degree in business administration, she started her real estate career in 1990 in Michigan. Comment?
Sa'ar Signs 'Double Tax' Bill on Empty Apartments
21 min ago | via Arutz Sheva Israel News
Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar on Sunday authorized the collection of a double portion of real estate tax on homes and apartments that are unoccupied. Comment?
Australian Banks Cut Fixed Mortgages Loan Rates in L...
28 min ago | via International Business Times
A week after the Big 4 passed in full the rate cut in full on their standard variable mortgage rates, initiated another round of rate reductions, this time reducing its one-year fixed-rate home loans to 4.79 per cent. Comment?