Regional Data

Key Findings The San Bernardino County Continuum of Care (CoC) Point‐In‐Time Count (PITC) is a federally mandated census of persons experiencing homelessness in the county. All jurisdictions and communities that receive federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developme...

This report reflects RAP’s vision for an enhanced quality of life for all residents of eastern Riverside County. While we often place emphasis on the eastern region of the County, we hope this report illustrates that all of us in the Riverside County nonprofit sector share a great deal in common...

Data from the recent Census Bureau’s American Community Survey has found that Hispanics are now a majority in the Inland Empire. The report revealed Hispanic residents now make up 50.5 percent of the I.E. population, with San Bernardino County coming in at 52.8 percent, about 10 percent higher ...

Almost every resident has some contact, either directly or indirectly with a nonprofit organization located in the county, from museums and symphonies to food banks and youth development organizations. Not only are nonprofits vital to the quality of life in San Bernardino County, but – perhaps sur...

Measure of America provides easy-to-use yet methodologically sound tools for understanding the distribution of well-being and opportunity in America and stimulating fact-based dialogue about issues we all care about: health, education, and living standards....

For the past two decades, population growth in the Riverside and San Bernardino counties of California has outpaced growth in all other areas of the state. Increasingly diverse, these two counties, known collectively as the Inland Empire, have no ethnic majority and feature significant growth among ...

QuickFacts - UNITED STATES QuickFacts provides statistics for all states and counties, and for cities and towns with a population of 5,000 or more....

We in California are accustomed to looking at indicators on unemployment, poverty, income, education, and more to gauge how we are doing as a state. What we urgently need—and what this unique and timely report provides—is a way to make sense of all these data.  A Portrait of California offer...

Struggling to Stay Afloat seeks to measure the real costs of living in California’s communities and increase awareness and understanding of the hardships families face in meeting them. Among the questions, this report seeks to answer are: What is the true rate of financially challenged households...

ABOUT COMMUNITY CONNECT Our mission is to connect people to vital resources that help achieve their path to a greater quality of life. Since 1966.    ...

211 San Bernardino County is your one-stop connection to thousands of community services through a toll-free 3-digit phone number, an online database and directory, and a 24-hour call center staffed by highly trained specialists. Dialing 2-1-1 is a confidential call with live, bilingual staff to as...

One in five residents of the Inland Empire is an immigrant. But until now, no single resource has provided a comprehensive view of the region’s immigrant population and the key policy issues that have affected and continue to impact it. That all changes with the publication of “State of Immi...