Terry Castleman

Los Angeles

Data Reporter, Fast Break Desk at Los Angeles Times

Data reporter covering breaking news @LATimes. 2020 Pulitzer finalist, Explanatory Reporting. 🏠 SF. Formerly @nytimes @lighthouseRR.

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Why it can take hours to get through customs at LAX for some unlucky travellers

5 days ago | latimes.com | Terry Castleman

International travelers arriving at Los Angeles International Airport should expect some of the longest wait times in the country to make it through customs en route to their destination, according to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Every day, thousands of foreign visitors arrive at Southern California’s biggest travel hub on their way to visit family, conduct business or tour the region. But first, they need to pass through Customs.
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you ‘low income’

2 weeks ago | hanfordsentinel.com | Terry Castleman

LOS ANGELES — As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being “low income” is changing. In Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the threshold for a low-income single-person household will soon surpass $100,000 if current trends continue, according to data published by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in April. They would join three Bay Area counties that already hit that bureaucratic threshold.
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you 'low income'

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

LOS ANGELES -- As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being "low income" is changing.
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you ‘low income’

2 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

LOS ANGELES -- As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being “low income” is changing. In Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the threshold for a low-income single-person household will soon surpass $100,000 if current trends continue, according to data published by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in April.
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you ‘low income’

2 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

People enjoy pleasant spring weather while sailing in Newport Harbor. Orange County is one of three SoCal counties where single earners with six-figure salaries could soon be considered “low income.” (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times/TNS) Allen J. Schaben TNS LOS ANGELES -- As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being "low income" is changing.
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you ‘low income’

2 weeks ago | swoknews.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

LOS ANGELES -- As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being “low income” is changing. In Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the threshold for a low-income single-person household will soon surpass $100,000 if current trends continue, according to data published by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in April. kAm%96J H@F=5 ;@:?
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you ‘low income’

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

LOS ANGELES -- As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being “low income” is changing. In Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the threshold for a low-income single-person household will soon surpass $100,000 if current trends continue, according to data published by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in April. kAm%96J H@F=5 ;@:?
Men posing as nonprofit scam $1.5 million from California county, officials say

3 weeks ago | latimes.com | Terry Castleman

Two men who allegedly posed as a local nonprofit to scam Fresno County out of $1.5 million in 2020 were charged Thursday in a federal indictment. Jafaar September Nyangoro, 52, of Franklin, Tenn., and Peter Bah Acha, 45, of Berlin were charged with wire fraud and a conspiracy to commit wire fraud related to a scheme to defraud Fresno County, according to a statement by the .
In these parts of California, earning less than $100,000 makes you 'low income'

3 weeks ago | latimes.com | Terry Castleman |Kaitlyn Huamani

As the cost of living skyrockets, driven by a housing affordability crisis, the very definition of being “low income” is changing. In Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, the threshold for a low-income single-person household will soon surpass $100,000 if current trends continue, according to data published by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in April. They would join three Bay Area counties that already hit that bureaucratic threshold.
California’s demographic earthquake: Asian immigrants rise, Latinos decline in ‘big shift’

1 month ago | napavalleyregister.com | Terry Castleman

LOS ANGELES -- For nearly two decades, more Asians have immigrated to California than Latin Americans. This trend, which takes into account documented and undocumented arrivals, has reshaped the immigrant experience in California in dramatic ways that are now coming into view. In the workforce, California data are showing more high-skilled immigrants coming from Asia and fewer lower-skilled workers coming from Latin America.