California begins the second half of 2025 in a precarious economic position—still the nation’s most powerful state-level economy, yet grappling with fundamental constraints that cloud its longer-term outlook. The latest Beacon Economics report paints a picture of a state navigating uneven terrain: resilient in some areas, faltering in others. Amid a flurry of legal clashes […]
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