$ 100,000 are considered low income in more California Counts

Against the backdrop of promises from democratic legislative leaders to Make California more accessibleThere is constant evidence that the high cost of the state’s life will not improve soon.

The latter comes from the California residential department who recently released his Annual report Details of how many households can win in each of the 58 California counties in order to be entitled to various government programs, including home support programs.

A striking removal? Winning a six-digit salary as a lonely person without dependent is considered a “low income” in five counties in Northern California.

Residents who make an annual income of up to $ 109,700 living in Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz are considered to be low income, according to the California Department of Housing and Community development. The list is the list of Santa Clara, the home of the Silicon Valley Technology Industry, which denotes $ 111,700 as a low income.

For a household with three persons-yes, two parents with one child-bake for a combined six-figure salary is also considered a low income in an additional 11 counties: Alamed, Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Monterey, Napa, San Diego, San Luis Obysppo, Santa Barbara, Sonomo.

This has not always been the way Sfgate Indicates: Five years ago, $ 78,550 are considered low income For a household with one person in Santa Clara County, a difference of $ 33 150 or 42%compared to now. In fact, no California county in 2020 is considered a six -figure low income salary; With $ 97,600, standing as a low -income ceiling for the cities of Marin, San Francisco and San Matteo.

The report comes as a federal and state plan to cut off or Change of funds for social security programs; Increasing insurance costs raise rents; California’s electrical accounts remain one of the highest in the country; and Inflation is’Predicts to accelerate“According to President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.