(The Center Square) – More than 94,000 people are calling Arizona home than they did amid the waning months of the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Census released its annual state population estimates ...

Census Bureau figures show Arizona's largest cities facing stalled or declining population growth, while smaller, outlying communities expand rapidly.

Arizona’s population growth in the last year came in at just under 100,000 people, the fifth largest increase of any state in the nation, according to a report by the U.S. Census Bureau. A combination ...

PHOENIX — Arizona's population grew by 1.3% from July 2021 to July 2022. The 1.3% spike represents a total of 94,320 new Arizonans over that period. According to the latest data from the U.S. Census ...

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After a major push to get Arizona up to speed, 96% of households in the state have responded to the 2020 census. The Arizona Complete Count Committee says about two months ago, 450 census workers were ...

PHOENIX — The Arizona Department of Transportation is urging people to complete their 2020 U.S. Census form due to the survey’s impact on federal funding for construction, transit and more in the ...

U.S. Census officials say Arizonans aren’t submitting their information online or via mail to the decennial Census as well as the nation as a whole. April 1 is National Census Day, a day officials use ...

PHOENIX - Results from the 2020 Census, which were released on April 26, stunned observers in Arizona, after it was revealed that the Grand Canyon State did not gain a congressional seat, and the ...