What California cities are the poorest?

And many of California’s poor citizens are classified as “working poor. €? Some California cities with high poverty rates are Compton, Merced and Lancaster.

The cities of Hermet and Chico are also among the California cities with low average incomes. For example, the average annual income in Merced was about $31,790 as of February, 2011. Median annual incomes in Hermet were $31,749.

Other poverty-stricken California cities include Eureka, Davis, Bell Gardens, Hawthorne, El Monte and Madera. Overall, the state of California has the 17th highest poverty rates of all the states. It was estimated that nearly five million Californians lived in poverty.

Job competition, low wages and part –time positions were some of the reasons cited for poverty in California. Check out the Madera Unified School District if you’re looking for Madera neighborhoods. Good luck!

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