29. Montebello, California
Montebello makes it to this list because it is just naturally hard to live in. It has an incredibly harsh and oppressively hot climate, often being hit with water shortages. The city has over 14% of its population living in poverty, while another 19% does not have health insurance. Also, affordable housing is pretty hard with experts in the field, noting how hard it may be for first-time buyers to access housing. The average commute time is 33 minutes.
Montebello California
28. Pasadena, Texas
Racial issues are a big deal in Pasadena as it used to house the headquarters of the Ku Klux Klan. There are mostly working-class people living in this city but are extremely divided. The city mostly has Latinos living in the north with the south occupied by whites. While racism is a problem in many American cities, Pasadena suffers from a violent and primitive level of division where racial violence is rife.
Pasadena Texas
