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Inland Counties Are Still Adding Population

by William Fulton on Mar 26, 2022

Central Valley and Inland Empire population growth is still exceeding the national average. And births continue to exceed deaths in most parts of California -- even the coast. But the flow of coastal Californians out of state has become a tidal wave.

California Is Densifying

by William Fulton on Sep 7, 2021

Census, Density, Metro

New Census analysis shows that all metro areas across the state are increasing their densities.

Are Blacks Getting Crowded Out?

by William Fulton on Aug 15, 2021

African-American, Antioch, Census, Oakland

Census data shows that Blacks are leaving the metropolitan core for the periphery -- but it's less clear whether white gentrification is the reason.

What's The Matter With L.A.?

by William Fulton on Apr 17, 2018

Census, Housing, Los Angeles, Population

New Census figures show that net out-migration isn't bad statewide -- but it's terrible in Los Angeles. >>read more

As Usual, California Density Goes Its Own Way -- Up!

by William Fulton on May 13, 2013

California, census, Density

Well, California's at it again -- going in a different direction than the rest of the country.
The Census Bureau recently released a new report showed that -- by at least one measure -- the nation's overall population density dropped by 6% between 2000 and 2010. But by this same measure, the population density of most California metro areas -- where almost 90% of Californians live -- is going up. And density's going up faster in the smaller counties. What gives?

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Inland Counties Are Still Adding Population

California Is Densifying

Are Blacks Getting Crowded Out?

What's The Matter With L.A.?

As Usual, California Density Goes Its Own Way -- Up!