The top destinations for people leaving California are primarily in Texas, Colorado, and Tennessee. The most common states ...

Why do people want to move to Texas? More people - around 683,000 per year - migrate from California than from any other state in the U.S. according to U.S. Census data studied by StorageCafe.

The Daily Signal depends on the support of readers like you. Donate now Six of the top 10 California-to-Texas moving routes began in Los Angeles County, the report found.

(The Center Square) – Despite a popular Texas phrase, “Don’t California my Texas,” and a song about the phenomenon, Californians are increasingly relocating to Texas. Roughly 100,000 ...

But are people from California really leaving the state to move to Texas? The U.S. Census reports that, on average, 68,700 Californians moved to Texas each year over the past decade.

According to the data, more people are moving from (shocker) California to Central Texas. Californians were the No. 1 transplants for arriving U-Haul customers in Austin and the No. 2 ranked state ...

Why do people want to move to Texas? More people — around 683,000 per year — migrate from California than from any other state in the U.S. according to U.S. Census data studied by StorageCafe.