While the inflation rate is no longer at an all-time high, Americans are still feeling the pressure with 1 in 3 U.S. employees unable to meet basic needs and a growing number of employees tightening their benefits budgets as a result of rising costs. But employees aren't the only ones feeling the squeeze; employers are also struggling to keep up with inflation, especially when it comes to health care costs. A new WalletHub study compared 23 major Metropolitan Statistical Areas across two areas of the Consumer Price Index: June versus two months ago and June versus one year ago. While Dallas has the biggest inflation problem overall, the city's neighbor, Houston, is the least affected by inflation. Further, one might assume cities in California would have the largest issue, especially since their cost of living is so high. Surprisingly, only one city in California made it into the top five. Tied with Boston, Riverside, CA ranks fourth in the nation with the biggest inflation problem with a score of 65.69. Take a look at the slideshow above to see the rest of the cities with the biggest or smallest inflation problem. Related: Inflation could take a bite out of benefits spending