A Look at the 32% of Businesses Located in Hurricane-Vulnerable Counties July 17, 2020 By Andy Hait, U.S. Census Bureau As the 2020 hurricane season gets underway, emergency officials pay attention to the growing share (29%) of the U.S. population...
Jobless Ranks May Be Inflated by Millions of Gig Workers November 16, 2018 By Katia Dmitrieva The hardest people to pin down in America’s labor market may be the gig workers: How many hours do they...
Ridesharing Workers of Gig Economy: What Census Numbers Show August 30, 2018 By Kristin Sandusky How big is the gig economy? The answer depends on how one defines “gig economy.” Because there is no broadly...
U.S. Population Trends: Elders to Outnumber Youth; More Ethnic, Racial Diversity March 14, 2018 There will soon, within a few decades, be an important demographic turning point in U.S. history. By 2035, there will...
Uninsured Rate Keeps Dropping in Pennsylvania, Census Says September 15, 2017 The number of people without health insurance in Pennsylvania continues to decline, reaching what Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s office says...
Florida Homeownership Suffered Steep Decline in Last Decade March 2, 2015 By Mike Schneider Florida had one of the largest declines in homeownership in the nation during the past decade, according to new figures...
As America Overall Ages with Boomers, Energy States See Youth Boom June 26, 2014 Seven states, including five in the Great Plains, saw their median age decline between 2012 and 2013, according to U.S....