Map shows the population change in each California county from Jan. 1, 2021, to Jan. 1, 2022.

These 10 maps explain California’s changing population ... San Francisco (which is a city and county) lost more than 6% of its population, while San Benito County grew by 3.4%.

The agency’s report showed estimated population change from January 2020 to January 2021. The range for individual counties went from a loss of 3.8% (Lassen County) to a gain of 1.7% (San Benito ...

Every Southern California county stands to get a slightly larger share of (federal money), since all have grown over the past decade, a time when 53% of all U.S. counties shrunk.

Well, in line with the falling birth rates, California's population is getting older. According to the California Department of Aging, one in every four Californians will be over the age of 60 by ...

New data from the 2020 Census showed that despite slow population growth nationwide, less urban areas in Southern California have grown and become more racially diverse. Riverside County saw the ...

Big shifts in population. It was coastal California that lost the most residents, led by Los Angeles County, whose population dropped by almost 160,000 people — more than any other county in the ...

Big shifts in population. It was coastal California that lost the most residents, led by Los Angeles County, whose population dropped by almost 160,000 people — more than any other county in the ...