Resources
and Services
Workshops/Presentations
- request or attend a workshop or presentation by census staff
to learn more about census data and how to use it.
State Data Centers - provide
training and technical assistance in accessing and using Census
Bureau data for state, regional, local, and tribal governments,
and non-governmental data users, at no charge or a small fee.
Census Information Center Program
- a cooperative program between the census Bureau and 57 nonprofit
organizations that make census information and data available
to the public and communities they serve. Below are a few nonprofit
organizations within the Los Angeles region that have census information
centers:
Genealogy - learn
what information can and can't be obtained from past census records.
Federal Statistics
- official statistical information available to the public from
the federal government. Obtain information on economic and population
trends, health care costs, aviation safety, foreign trade, energy
use, farm production, and more.
American Factfinder
– access the information you need from the wealth of social,
demographic, and economic statistics available from the Census
Bureau.
Depository Libraries - a list of Federal Depository Libraries
in California and Hawaii.
Los Angeles Region Geography – access
information on geographic programs, products, and services.
Minority
Links -quick and easy links to the latest data on racial and
ethnic populations in the United States.
Statistical Abstract - selected features
from the National Data Book and order information.
Demographic Profiles –
detailed demographic information from Census 2000 for each state.
Data by Street Address – enter a street address to find
Census 2000 data for a specific area.
