Data on farm prices, livestock and crop production, food supply, etc. From the Economic Research Service of the USDA.
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Annual report from the NASS of the USDA. Statistics on production, price, consumption and costs.
A nationwide survey with yearly and 3-year estimates on: race and ethnicity, household language, citizenship and nativity, educational attainment and enrollment, income and occupation, means of transportation, disability status, veteran status, and much more. From the US Census Bureau.
Data on housing characteristics including physical characteristics (number of rooms, occupants, units per structure, etc.) and financial characteristics (monthly owner and renter costs, costs as a percentage of income, etc.). From the US Census Bureau.
Data on housing units, household characteristics, housing costs and affordability, mortgages and financing, and more. From HUD and the US Census Bureau.
"Data on voting, public opinion, and political participation". From the University of Michigan, Center for Political Studies.
Financial and structural information and statistics about every FDIC-insured financial institution.
The BRFSS includes data on health risk factors such as chronic disease, diet and lifestyle, substance abuse, and other health risk indicators throughout the country. From the Centers for Disease Control.
Data on US economic activity including production, consumption, investment, and trade. Also included are estimates of GDP by State and annual gross product by industry. From the US Department of Commerce.
Statistics on crime, criminal offenders, victims, prosecution, law enforcement, corrections, and more. From the US Department of Justice.
A variety of labor and economic statistics: employment, pay and benefits, productivity, inflation and prices, consumer spending. Also included are the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index. From the US Department of Labor.
Statistics on all transportation topics such as airline traffic, freight, travel, safety, and energy cost and use.
Data from the Economic Census: manufacturing, trade, retail, business expenditures, etc. and Economic Indicators. From the US Census Bureau.
Financial data in campaign finance and lobbying in the State of California. From the California Secretary of State.
Toxicity data for California mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish. From the Office for Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
California aquatic habitat data including population trends, distributions, hatcheries, genetics, and monitoring.
Statistics on production, prices, and agricultural chemical usage in California. From the California Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service (USDA).
Database of California ballot measures from 1911 to 2003 and access PDFs of ballot pamphlets from 1911 to present. From UC Hastings.
Data on wildlife habitats, biodiversity, and vegetation. From the California Department of Fish and Game.
Data on cancer incidence and mortality across California. From the California Department of Health Services.
Monthly financial reports and annual financial reports for the State of California.
Statistical data on crimes, arrests, corrections population, probation, and more. From the Attorney General of California.
Criminal justice statistics by California county: offenses, crime rates, arrests, offender demographics, etc.
Prevailing wage determinations for California, California labor laws, California Consumer Price Index, statistics on occupational injuries and illnesses.
California economic indicators, revenue analysis, Economic Report of the Governor, tax expenditure reports, and more. From the California Department of Finance.
Bimonthly summary of economic trends in California. Data on employment, home prices, taxable sales, and more. From the California Department of Finance.
Annual publication includes reports and statistics on programs, requirements, school finance, and other education related issues.
Statistics and quick facts about energy production, prices, and use in the State of California.
Vital statistics, birth, death, diseases, etc. for the State of California. From the California Department of Public Health.
Statistics on foreign immigration and migration between states. From the California Department of Finance.
Data on employment, industries, wages, labor force demographics, and more for California state, counties, and cities. From the EDD.
Statistical information about inmates and parolees in California. Includes demographic reports and projections. From the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Demographic and political information at the census tract level going back to 1970 and original documents and maps on redistricting and elections. From the Claremont Libraries Digital Collections.
Annual report includes statistics on attendance, acreage, operating costs, and revenue.
Voter registration statistics by county or district. From the California Secretary of State.
Data on California precipitation, rivers, reservoirs, and weather.
Data on sexually transmitted disease, morbidity and mortality, cancer statistics, and infant deaths in the United States. From the Centers for Disease Control.
Census of farm and ranch owners/operators conducted every 5 years. Statistics on production practices, income, expenditures, etc. From the USDA.
Statistics on U.S. farms and ranches, land use and ownership, operator characteristics, production practices, income and expenditures, and more on the national and state levels. From the US Dept. of Agriculture.
Portal to California environmental and natural resource data and publications. Resources include: CEIC (reports and geographic datasets), CaSIL (geospatial data library), California Digital Atlas, Environmental Education portal, LUPIN (land use planning information network), CEQA web (database of statutes, guidelines, and case law), California Watershed Portal, California Wetlands Information System, and Cal Ocean (database of ocean and coastal data). From the California Natural Resources Agency.
Statistics and publications on families and children in the United States. Topics include: social environment, healthcare, behavior, education, health, physical environment, and more. From the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics.
The California Health Interview Survey is the nation's largest health survey on topics including health status, conditions, behaviors, health care access and insurance coverage. Free registration is required for accessing data files. From the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
Data on the buying habits of American consumers including: income, expenditures, and consumer demographics. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Full-text publications on counter-terrorism research, statistics, policies, and other issues.
Annual publication includes data on crimes, arrests, and criminal justice actions in California. From the Office of the Attorney General of California.
A monthly survey assessing employment, income and earnings, union affiliation, and worker demographics. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Data on housing topics including foreclosure, housing affordability, homelessness, homeownership, mortgages and financing, and more. From KnowledgePlex.
Annual publication includes statistics on schools, teachers, students, budgets and finances, school libraries, and more.
Statistics on military and civilian personnel, including military casualties and distribution by geographic area. Statistics on defense procurement and spending, including contracts awarded to private companies.
US high school drop-out statistics by state, age, ethnicity, immigration status, etc. From the National Center for Education Statistics.
Reports and statistics on a variety of domestic and international agricultural topics including trade, food prices and markets, food availability, and costs of production
EDGAR offers data on public companies. Information available includes financial statements, prospectuses and periodic reports, and corporate events. From the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
US energy statistics: production, price, use, and other industry information. Also includes energy research and trend reports.
Entrez is the life sciences search engine from the National Institutes of Health. Search across multiple databases in life science areas such as genetics and population studies.
Data on hazardous waste (including the Biennial Report), toxic and air releases, Superfund sites, and water discharge permits. From the EPA.
Data on lobbyist contributions organized by campaign, party, or PAC, lists of registered PACs, and statements of organization. From the Federal Election Commission.
Election results for the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives and, when applicable, U.S. President. From the FEC.
Business tax statistics, individual tax statistics, and statistics of income. From the US Internal Revenue Service.
Index of statistics from a variety of Federal government sources. Browse for statistics by topic, agency, or geographic location.
Statistics on firearms manufacture and export. State level firearms recovery data. From the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).
County level statistics on food choices, health and well being, and community characteristics. From the US Dept. of Agriculture.
Data and research on foreign agricultural imports and exports, trade agreements, and international agriculture issues
Trade highlights, country data, product data, and state export data. From the US Census Bureau.
Historical economic data reports and research publications. From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Federal Reserve Economic Data offers data on a variety of economic indicators such as labor markets, interest rates, inflation, economic growth, spending, revenues, trade, and more. From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Statistics on hate crimes including type of crime, prosecution rates, and trends in California. Annual report of the Office of the Attorney General of California.
Data from the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project include national statistics on hospital stays, mental health hospitalizations, hospital use by children, and hospital use by payer or insurer. From the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Data and reports on health insurance coverage, status, and services in the United States. From the US Census Bureau.
National trends and health statistics for birth and death rates, infant mortality, life expectancy, morbidity, risk factors, and more. Published annually by the CDC.
Data on a variety of health indicators such as diseases, family planning, fitness and nutrition, mental health, etc. on the national and State levels. From CDC WONDER.
Census data from 1790-1960, plus an article on the history of the Census; from the Univ. of Virginia.
Statistics on supply and end-use of mineral commodities in the United States as far back as 1900.
Reports and links to in-depth housing data and surveys. From the US Census Bureau.
Data sets include fair market rents, inventory changes, housing assistance, vacancies, and others. From the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Statistics on visa issuance, naturalization, asylum and refugee status, and deportations. From the US Citizenship and Immigration Service.
Statistics on international labor: wages, productivity, employment, and more. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Statistics on juveniles as offenders and victims, juvenile crime, court statistics, and more. From the US Department of Justice.
Economic information portal offers more user-friendly access to the economic data sources and research of the Federal Reserve. From the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Data on supporters and opponents of specific bills, contributions to individual legislators, and recipients of special interest contributions in the United States and California. From the Center for Responsive Politics.
Data and statistics by minority group or health care topic. From the Office of Minority Health.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress Data Explorer offers data on student performance in the context of a variety of factors including gender, race, teacher experience, etc.
Data on production, prices, labor, chemical use, etc. provided on national, state, and local levels. NASS is the statistical service of the USDA.
NCES is the primary federal provider of data and statistics related to education in the United States and other nations.
The nation's principal health statistics agency, the NCHS offers data and statistics on health topics including diseases and conditions, health care and insurance, injuries, demographic information, and lifestyle. From the Centers for Disease Control.
Worldwide and regional weather and climate data. From the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association.
A "snapshot" of the US economic indicators: labor markets, interest rates, government budgets, international trade, and more. Published monthly by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
The National Biological Information Infrastructure provides data and information on the nation's biological resources including wildlife, ecosystems, land cover, and habitats. From the US Geological Survey.
Information and data on climate change from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in a more user-friendly presentation.
Compilation of roll call votes in the context of party affiliation and public policies. Data can be used to analyze legislative behavior or ideology. The NOMINATE Project is a collaboration between Keith Poole (UCSD) and Howard Rosenthal (Princeton and NYU).
Track bills, congressional votes, and find related political news coverage and blog posts. From the Sunlight Foundation and the Participatory Politics Foundation.
Data on money in politics including 527s, federal lobbying, and PACs. Search by politician, lobbyist, or industry. From the Center for Responsive Politics.
The Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development collects data on healthcare access, quality, and cost in California.
Patent information including full-text and images for patents issued after 1976 and Public PAIR database for finding pending patent applications. Also includes TESS trademark database. From US Patent and Trademark Office.
Compilation of public opinion polls from a variety of sources on politicians, elections, national security, and current issues and events.
Demographic information (eg. gender, race, home community) of US military personnel. From the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense. 1997 to most recent year.
Statistics on worker productivity and labor costs in the US with international comparison data. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Publications and statistics on higher education in California, including budgets, admission policies, faculty and staff salaries, and student demographics.
Crime statistics for the City of Santa Cruz. From the Santa Cruz Police Department.
Statistics on births, deaths, HIV, substance abuse, health and wellness for Santa Cruz County.
Records and copyright ownership documents for registered books, music, art, etc. From the US Copyright Office.
The Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) Program is the premier source for cancer statistics in the United States. From the National Cancer Institute.
Statistics on Federal prison sentences including type of offense, offender characteristics, trial data, and more. From the US Sentencing Commission.
STD data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
Statistics on population characteristics, crimes, victims, arrests, prosecution and sentencing, and public opinion. From the University at Albany with support from the US Department of Justice.
Database of state ballot measures searchable by State, topic, or year. From the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Data and reports for the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program. From the Administration for Children and Families.
Annual publication of indicators and analyses in elementary, secondary, and postsecondary education in the United States.
Data from the EPA's Toxic Release Inventory presented by the non-profit organization The Right-to-Know Network. Contains data on "releases and transfers of toxic chemicals from facilities in certain industrial sectors."
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse compiles enforcement and prosecution data from federal agencies including the FBI, ATF, IRS, and ICE. From Syracuse University.
National trade data on exports, imports, and trade balances and state export data. From the US Department of Commerce.
Crime statistics on the state and city level for the United States. Data is from 1995 to present. From the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Economic data for US businesses, industries, and areas. From the US Census Bureau.
Information and statistics on employment discrimination in the United States.
Data on government spending including contracts, grants, and other assistance. Includes names of assistance recipients, contractors, and the contracting agency.
An index of trade databases from the US government, foreign governments, and private organizations. From the International Trade Administration.
Data on voter turnout and registration by various demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. From the US Census Bureau.
Find congressional votes by representative for 1991 to present. From the Washington Post.
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