Matthew Skrod’s op-ed “A Political Movement—Literally” (Aug. 16) quotes “Don’t California My Texas” as a statement on current political migration. The concept isn’t new.

I did appreciate Texas' patriotism. But I also realized that politics in California don't affect my everyday life the way I felt they did in Texas. We're not obsessed with politics here ...

The governor's office highlighted successful California companies that recently made Inc. Magazine's list of fastest-growing ...

The city’s increasing similarities to San Francisco have not gone unnoticed – or unchallenged – as evidenced by the various “Don’t California my Texas” stickers I saw pasted on bumpers ...

Landing a spot has become a symbol of prestige, and in 2024, California had 57 of these companies, while Texas and New York had 52 each. The outlet attributed the Golden State’s booming economy ...

Uncover the fascinating population dynamics between Texas and California, with Texas poised to match California's population ...

More Californians are packing up and moving out — and specifically moving to Texas. In 2021, the California to Texas ... burden before moving so you don’t run into any financial surprises.

I wonder what the people will look like. You know, the ones police in Texas are supposed to stop and question if they look as if they might be in the U.S. illegally. Lone Star Republicans passed ...

My husband feels we should go to show this is what family does for each other, show up and support despite our different ...

EV startup Canoo is picking up a page from Apple's playbook and asking dozens of employees to pick up their lives in California and move to Oklahoma or Texas. In a quarterly SEC filing ...

Canoo will reportedly offer relocation to 137 out of the 194 employees at its California facility, either to Texas or to Oklahoma, where Canoo is building a factory to assemble its promised lineup ...

And while I don't appreciate the obsession with politics, I did appreciate Texas' patriotism. But I also realized that politics in California don't affect my everyday life the way I felt they did in ...