ARTICLES ABOUT THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
The Census Bureau found that for the first time in decades, the number of new residents last year was greater than the number of New Yorkers who went elsewhere.November 12, 2011, Saturday
A new tool to measure poverty suggests that there is more of it among older Americans than previously estimated but less among young people and African-Americans.November 8, 2011, Tuesday
How the methodology in a Times study differs from that of a new Census Bureau measurement of poverty, and why.November 04, 2011, Friday
By consulting a variety of sources, reporters constructed a statistical portrait of the American poor that diverged sharply from previous Census figures.November 04, 2011, Friday
The Census Bureau will release a long-promised alternate measure meant to do a better job of counting the resources of the needy and bills they have to pay.November 4, 2011, Friday
New York City has less to brag about. The Census Bureau's new measurement says it is smaller than the city believed.November 03, 2011, Thursday
Demographers disagree, and the United States Census Bureau says the milestone will not be reached for four months yet.November 1, 2011, Tuesday
Some neighborhoods in northern Manhattan have residents at opposite ends of the income scale, according to the Census Bureau.October 27, 2011, Thursday
A new report from the Census on income inequality at the state, metro area and neighborhood levels.October 26, 2011, Wednesday
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Non-Hispanic white births are no longer the majority in the United States, census data released on Thursday showed.
Browse data from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, based on samples from 2005 to 2009.
Maps detail the change in population of white, black, Hispanic and Asian residents in New York City.
Florida will soon pass New York as the third most populous state. Also on the Minute, the crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and looking back at the Iran nuclear accord.
After several years of decreasing household income and increasing poverty in the United States, both measures were largely unchanged from 2011 to 2012.
Poverty leveled off but median household income lowered between 2010 and 2011.
The Census Bureau confirmed that minority births in the United States outnumbered white births for the first time in the year that ended July 2011.
When it comes to being counted in the census, the Garifunas, who are part African, part Caribbean and part Central American, say they don’t fit into any box.