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Two Democrats, two very different plans for fixing California’s insurance crisis.
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Here’s some of this week’s top economics stories from around the region, and the state.
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The Tour de Big Bear is happening July 31st through August 2 and it’s projected to be the biggest in the event's 16 year history. I spoke to Holly Colson, who is in charge of marketing for the event, to discuss the economic impact of a large sports event on a small city like Big Bear.
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Last week, U.S. Senator Adam Schiff visited San Bernardino Valley College to speak with students and tour a future housing project. Afterwards, Schiff joined me in the KVCR studios at the college to discuss issues important to Californians, including the future of AI and agriculture. Here’s part of our conversation.
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Economics IE: Reporter Daniel Eduardo Hernandez on home kitchen law helping small food entrepreneursRiverside County was the first to adopt a state law allowing people to operate kitchens out of their homes. The law’s adoption in Riverside County has spurred a wave of Latino home cooks across the state.