California RN License Applications Doubled Since the Passing of Nurse/Patient Ratio B

[joiedevivre]

Geez. What town are you talking about? And what's the average price of a home there?

Approx 45 mins from Sacramento - median home price is $165,000:)

[TopCat1234]

Approx 45 mins from Sacramento - median home price is $165,000:)

Are you talking north or east? Yuba City or Auburn?

The fact of the matter is most people don't think of such small towns when they think of California. They think of L.A., San Diego or where I live, near Newport Beach. And it's expensive. We have a 2 bed, 2 bath condo, with no garage appraised at over $330,000. CA has the highest taxes in the country , even with our budget concerns. So ratios or no ratios, I think people are staying away from the Golden State due to cost of living concerns.

As one who has lived in all corners of the country, I ain't never leavin' California. It's sunny and 75 degrees today with low humidity - how many other places can say that in March?