The number of people moving to California decreased significantly during the pandemic while Californians moving to other states increased, according to a Dec. 15 report. From March 2020 to September 2021, entrance to California declined by 38 percent, according to the report by the California Policy Lab, a non-partisan research institute based at the University of California. Comparably, the number of Californians moving to other states was 12 percent higher than the pre-pandemic levels. “On net today, California loses more than twice as many people to domestic migration as it did before the pandemic,” the California Policy Lab said in a statement. Researchers said the population decline in California is not because there are more people leaving but due to a decrease in the number of residents entering the state. “The public’s attention has been focused on the so-called “CalExodus” phenomenon, but the reality is that the dramatic drop in …