Drum roll please....

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Think your city is hot stuff?

Find out this weekend. Reporter Daniel Tedford is working on a story about the top cities in the San Gabriel Valley. Tedford is using a CNN/Money Magazine formula to rank the cities based on housing affordability, job growth, marriage and divorce rates, commutes, school test scores, and crime rates.

Just a heads up, you'll likely be VERY surprised to see whose at the top and bottom of the list.

 

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Anonymous said:

This sounds very interesting

Anonymous said:

Who is = who's

That depends on how they weigh the various components. If it's mostly about affordable housing, I would assume places like South El Monte would come out on top. I'd bet they'd to pretty well on marriage and divorce rates, too.

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