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Losing the Community They Built

Some residents of California's Riverside County face uncertain futures as the area, home to many real estate agents and those in the home industry, suffers from high unemployment rates and plummeting home prices.

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The Growing Foreclosure Crisis
Article | Before Robin Bohnen and her husband, Shane, bought a $1.16 million Mediterranean-style house in an upscale Southern California suburb two years ago, they were not cash-strapped, debt-ridden or credit-impaired.
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