Census
Asian Population In Philadelphia Growing Exponentially, Census Says
New analysis of census figures shows that the percentage of Asians in Philadelphia’s immigrant community has increased seven-fold over the last 40 years.
Data Shows New Jersey Has Lowest Percentage Of Divorced Residents In The Nation
Want to know the secret to staying married? You might want to ask someone from New Jersey.
Census: Philadelphia’s White Population Up Slightly, African American Numbers Down Slightly
New information from the U.S. Census indicates that the number of whites increased slightly in Philadelphia, while the number of blacks went down slightly.
Census Shows More People Unmarried But Living Together
More of us are not getting married but live together instead, and a local psychologist sheds some light on why that might be so.
Website Invites Philadelphians To Help Catalogue Trees In The Region
A tree census is underway in the Philadelphia area and for many of us, it’s do it yourself. The goal is to expand our understanding of the benefits of trees in health, energy and quality of life.
Philadelphia’s Population Rises In Latest Census
New census figures released today show that Philadelphia has apparently reversed more than five decades of population decline.
Pa. Could Lose Seats In Congress After Census Results
A census report due out today will likely weaken Pennsylvania’s congressional clout and perhaps make it more difficult for Democrats to be elected.
