California, in general, has seen massive housing price increases. A lot of them came from other expensive places, and it sounds like often they came for a speci

California, in general, has seen massive housing price increases. A lot of them came from other expensive places, and it sounds like often they came for a specific job or opportunity or need (medical care is a recurring theme). I find it sort of horrific that folks are having to make decisions like, "Do I get good health care and live in a van or do I live in an apartment I can afford?" I still can't get over the guy who was on a transplant list but was removed from the list because he lived in a box truck. There's something sick about a society that lets that happen, but I don't know what the cure is.