Economics
California’s population is growing again
IT WAS THE end of an era. In 2020 California’s population shrunk for the first time since it joined the union in 1850. People had flocked to the state for its farmland, beaches and stellar industries. When falling birthrates, lower immigration, out-migration to cheaper states and the covid-19 pandemic reversed that trend, California had a bit of an identity crisis.
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