“Quick, name the fastest growing city in California? San Jose? Riverside? San Diego? Nope, nope and nope.
The state’s fastest growing city over 100,000 population between July 1, 2006, and July 1, 2007, says the Census Bureau, was — drumroll, please — Victorville in the so-called “high desert” northeast of Los Angeles. In fact, it was the second fastest growing city in the nation at 9.5 percent.” —California Political Columnist - Dan Walters: California by the Numbers
Heh, Victorville in the SacBee (a so-called “newspaper”)
The state’s fastest growing city over 100,000 population between July 1, 2006, and July 1, 2007, says the Census Bureau, was — drumroll, please — Victorville in the so-called “high desert” northeast of Los Angeles. In fact, it was the second fastest growing city in the nation at 9.5 percent.” —California Political Columnist - Dan Walters: California by the Numbers
Heh, Victorville in the SacBee (a so-called “newspaper”)