2020 Census Data Shows Allegheny County Adds Population For First Time Since 1960
Westmoreland County lost more population in the last 10 years than any other county in Pennsylvania.
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Westmoreland County lost more population in the last 10 years than any other county in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania's 2020 population is now officially 13,011,844 residents.
For Pennsylvania, the official word that its population growth continues to lag behind the nation's marks the 10th consecutive decade the Keystone State has lost clout in Congress and presidential contests.
State officials are warning that the delay by the U.S. Census Bureau in releasing 2020 population figures could move next year's May primary to July.
The deadline for the census is at the end of the month. Locally, community leaders are asking for everyone to be counted to reap the benefits from the federal government.
A federal judge on Saturday ordered the Trump administration to temporarily stop "winding down or altering any Census field operations." The order applies nationwide.
Have you filled out the 2020 Census online? If not, expect a home visit very soon.
The U.S. Census Bureau is suspending its 2020 Census field operations for two additional weeks to April 15.
The U.S. Census Bureau has suspended field operations for two weeks due to coronavirus.
United States Census Bureau is making changes to its operations plan due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Pennsylvania officials are warning residents about the potential of 2020 census scams as April approaches.
Workers are needed for the 2020 Census, and the Census Bureau is recruiting via neighborhood watch apps.
The Allegheny County-City of Pittsburgh Complete Count Committee announced the launch of its new 2020 Census website.
Pennsylvania's second lady, Giselle Fetterman, will help lead a campaign to raise awareness of this year's Census Bureau count and encourage residents to respond to the census.
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is offering several employment events for people interested in joining the 2020 Census as counters.
With the 2020 Census on the horizon, the Census Bureau has raised their pay rates nearly 30% to attract workers.
A pre-Census survey has suggested that Pittsburgh and Allegheny County's decline in population may have halted.
A just-signed law designed to modernize Pennsylvania's election laws and help pay for new voting machines also includes money for the state to bolster federal census efforts.
Governor Wolf has tapped a commission to study how to ensure an accurate census.
