Census Bureau

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U.S. Census Bureau Projects Whites Won’t Be A Majority By 2043

The projection is part of a historic shift that is already reshaping the nation’s schools, workforce and electorate.

2012/12/12

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Study: Young Professionals Flocking To Lower Manhattan

A new study has showed that young professionals have been drawn to Lower Manhattan like a magnet – in a very positive change after the area suffered from job losses following the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

CBS New York–2012/10/20

New York City Grows For First Time In Decade

New Census numbers reveal that New York City grew a little last year for the first time in the decade.

2011/11/13

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Frank Kuni, NJ Sex Offender Who Worked For U.S. Census Bureau, Gets 3 Years In Prison

U.S. District Judge Noel Hillman said he gave Kuni a harsh penalty because the 49-year-old Pennsauken resident used a false name when he went to work for the Census Bureau.

2011/08/12

New York City Unveils Formal Challenge To U.S. Census Results

Joseph Salvo, of the New York City Department of Planning, told 1010 WINS’ Stan Brooks “there is no question that there was an error in the enumeration” with regards to the assessment in Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Astoria and Jackson Heights.

2011/08/10

NYC Lawmakers To Challenge ‘Dead Wrong’ Census Data

Local lawmakers announced plans on Sunday to challenge the 2010 Federal Census count of New York City.

2011/03/27

NYC Suit Claims Census Bureau Discriminated in Hiring

A lawsuit in New York claims that the U.S. Census Bureau discriminated in its hiring of more than a million temporary workers to conduct the 2010 census.

WCBS 880–2010/08/05

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