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California does know how much or where the money is going for their homeless program. Inflation is back, actually it never went away. Inflation is the number one issue with the people. IMF warns of a cyber attack on the financial system. People are buying gold and it's accelerating. The people are learning the truth, the plan is working. More and more are now seeing the criminal syndicate. The counterinsurgency is now building. Next big push is coming and it going to get bumpy. Think U1, Obama, Clinton etc. War is coming with associated events. Think Sum of All Fears.

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Economy

Audit Reveals That Commiefornia Doesn’t Have Any Idea What Its Homeless Programs Cost or if They Even Work 

California lacks information on the costs or efficacy of its homelessness programs, despite allocating billions of dollars to them, a report released by the state auditor’s office on Tuesday found.California Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH) is responsible for coordinating and evaluating the efforts of California’s state agency in reducing homelessness. ICH, however, “has not consistently tracked and evaluated” the state’s efforts to prevent and end homelessness and, as a result, California “lacks current information on the ongoing costs and outcomes of its homelessness programs,” according to a report from the California State Auditor.

The homeless population in California has grown from 118,552 in 2013 to 181,399 in 2023, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. California has allocated almost $24 billion to homelessness and housing services over the past five fiscal years, according to the California Legislative Analyst’s Office.ICH has not tracked this funding, according to the auditor’s report. State funding for homelessness programs either goes to counties, cities or third parties who then provide services for the homeless on its behalf, the report explains. Sometimes cities and counties will themselves pass off state funding to third parties to run homelessness programs, and those third parties sometimes pass off the funding to subcontractors.The report found the ICH had “not established a consistent method” for examining the effectiveness of programs funded through these arrangements.

Source:  thelibertydaily.com 

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Electricity Inflation: 5.0% 8. Food Away From Home Inflation: 4.2%

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 higher wages and avoiding student debt, data shows. Young people who came of age during the pandemic said they have been deterred from four-year universities by high tuition and the prospect of student debt. Instead, they are attending trade schools and are being enticed by well-paying job opportunities and satisfying work. The National Student Clearing House recorded a 16 percent increase in enrollment at two-year schools with a 'high vocational program focus' and a 2.6 percent rise in community college enrollment in 2023, reported Bloomberg.

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of a rate cut in June are down from ~60% before the CPI report to ~22% now. Fed Chair Powell's victory speech in December will go down in history as one of the worst Fed calls of all time.