Census & Population Data

Affirmative Action / EEO Programs

As a service to our customers, data are available to assist in the completion of an employer's report for Equal Employment Opportunity criteria.  The information we have provided for Affirmative Action Programs from the 2000 Census is listed below.

• Total Population by Race/Ethnicity and Sex
• Labor Force Status by Race/Ethnicity and Sex of Persons 16 years and over
• Civilian Labor Force by Race/Ethnicity and Sex by 14 EEO Occupational Groups
• Civilian Labor Force by Race/Ethnicity and Sex by Detailed Occupation
  NOTE: This goes to the US Census Bureau "2000 Census EEO Data Tool" for the selected geography.

1990 & 2000 Census Data:

2000 Census...

• Demographic Profiles for California and counties.  These four-page profiles contain summary data for age, race/ethnicity, sex, household type and relationship, housing occupancy, and the such as income, poverty and labor force.
• Labor Force by Age and Sex for California and counties.  The first page is total labor force by age and the second page is sex by age.
• Occupation and Labor Force by Race/Ethnicity and Sex (for Affirmative Action/EEO Plans)
• Income and Poverty Level for California, counties and places, 2000 Census:
  
  California and Counties
  All Places (Excel)
  Places in Alameda to Fresno Counties
  Places in Glenn to Lassen Counties
  Places in Los Angeles County
  Places in Madera to Orange Counties
  Places in Placer to San Bernardino Counties
  Places in San Diego to Santa Barbara Counties
  Places in Santa Clara to Trinity Counties
  Places in Tulare to Yuba Counties
  
• US Census Bureau
• American Factfinder is a great tool to get data by county or city.
• Demographic Research Unit for selected tabulations from 2000 Census data files.

1990 Census...

U.S. Bureau of the Census
California Income by Households and Families
California Education Attainment of Persons 18 or Older
California Veterans by Sex, Period of Active Duty
School and Labor Force Status of Youth, California
California Income to Poverty, Public Assistance

1990 Census income for counties and places:
Median Family & Household Income in 1989 for Counties
Income in 1989 for All Places (Excel)
Income in 1989 for Places in Alameda to Fresno Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in Glenn to Lassen Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in Los Angeles County
Income in 1989 for Places in Madera to Orange Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in Placer to San Bernardino Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in San Diego to Santa Barbara Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in Santa Clara to Trinity Counties
Income in 1989 for Places in Tulare to Yuba Counties

Measures of Income (non-census):

Total Personal Income, Per Capita Income, California, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
California and Selected Areas Consumer Price Index, California Department of Industrial Relations
Per Capita Personal Income by County from U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
Taxable Sales for California and Counties, California State Board of Equalization

Population Estimates by State, County & City

California state, county, and city population data are available from the California Department of Finance, Demographic Research Unit.  Estimates as of January 1 of each year for cities and counties are in Report E-1; and for July 1 for counties in Report E-2.

WIA Planning Information Packet:

The data for the WIA Planning Information Packets were developed from a variety of sources to aid local organizations in identifying target group needs and in making appropriate resource allocations for employment and training activities.  Below is a list of the tables available:

Table 1	Public Assistance Recipients by Program
Table 2	Public Assistance Recipients (CalWORKs), Characteristics of Recipients 16 Years and Older
Table 3	Planning Information for Local Workforce Investment Areas (Note:  Separate tables are included for the LWIA jurisdictions in a particular county)
Table 4	Lower Living Standard Income Level (LLSIL) and Poverty Guidelines