CA County Profiles - Riverside

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Population Population

Land area (acres): 4,613,220 Cities 1-1-95 Cities 1-1-95

Population, 7-1-94 1,379,600 Riverside 247,800 Banning 24,250

Percent of California 4.3 Moreno Valley 135,600 San Jacinto 24,200

Population, 1-1-95 1,393,500 Corona 98,100 Coachella 20,800

Hemet 53,500 La Quinta 17,600

Indio 42,600 Blythe 16,700

1-1-95 Palm Springs 42,450 Desert Hot Springs 14,950

Population in households 1,363,747 Temecula 40,400 Canyon Lake 11,450

Population/household 3.016 Cathedral City 35,900 Rancho Mirage 10,750

Palm Desert 33,700 Beaumont 10,700

Murrieta 33,450 Calimesa 7,450

Perris 31,100 Indian Wells 3,120

Lake Elsinore 25,250 Unincorporated 386,900

Norco 24,800

EDUCATION 1993-94

($ mill)

Median years of school, 1990 *** 12.9 Spending on education:

School districts* 1,329.4

Enrollment, Fall 1994 Community colleges** 59.7

Kindergarten-12 274,278

* Not including community college districts.

Enrollment, Fall 1987 34,714 ** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.

College/University 6,554 *** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the

UC Riverside 28,160 basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school

Community colleges completed.

LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT Total employment, 1993 467,824 Number of establishments

(BEA series) by employment size, 1990

Civilian labor force, 1994 589,100 Percent of California 2.9

Civilian employment 526,600 Wage and salary 361,870 1-4 12,183

Unemployment 62,500 Proprietors 105,954 5-9 4,437

Unemployment rate 10.6 Farm 3,998 10-19 2,804

Non-Farm 101,956 20-49 1,918

Nonagricultural wage & salary 50-99 665

employment, 1993 (BLS series) * 732,700 Farm 12,694 100-249 323

Percent of California 6.1 Agricultural services 14,697 250-499 55

Mining 1,300 Mining 1,136 500-999 29

Construction 38,300 Construction 34,746 1000 + 9

Manufacturing 85,900 Manufacturing 39,698 Total 22,423

Transportation-utility 36,900 Transportation-utility 14,174 Check:

Trade 194,000 Wholesale trade 15,003 0

Finance-insurance- Retail trade 91,408

real estate 31,800 Finance, insurance,

Services 189,100 real estate 33,192

Federal government 19,300 Services 135,862

State-local government 136,100 Federal civilian 5,199

Military 6,566

* BLS series includes San Bernardino County. State and local 63,449

Totals may not add due to rounding.

INCOME AND SALES 1979 1989

Personal income, 1993 ($ mill.) 23,799.7 Median family income, Census 18,682 37,694

Percent of California 3.5 Median household income, Census 16,037 33,081

Per capita income, 1993 18,012

Percent of California 82.3 1993 1994

Avg. earnings per job, 1993 24,225 Total taxable sales, ($ mill.) 9,275.3 9,814.5

Avg. wages per job, 1993 22,868 Percent of California 3.4 3.4

Avg. earnings per nonfarm Taxable retail sales 6,716.7 7,131.2

proprietor, 1993 19,480

HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION 4-1-90 1-1-95 Valuation

Units ($ mill.)

Housing stock 483,847 538,273 Housing authorizations, 1994

Percent of California 4.3 4.6 Total 8,272 $1,060.3

Single family 312,967 354,991 Percent of California 8.5 7.2

Multiple family 91,222 105,488 Single family 7,676 983.2

Mobile homes, trailers, etc. 79,658 77,794 Multi-family 596 36.2

Vacancy rate (percent): 16.9 16.0

Nonresidential permits -- $240.6

Percent of California 3.1

			RIVERSIDE COUNTY



				Population			Population
Land area (acres):	4,613,220		Cities	1-1-95	Cities		1-1-95

Population, 7-1-94	1,379,600		Riverside	247,800	Banning		24,250
Percent of California	4.3		Moreno Valley	135,600	San Jacinto		24,200
Population, 1-1-95	1,393,500		Corona	98,100	Coachella		20,800
			Hemet	53,500	La Quinta		17,600
			Indio	42,600	Blythe		16,700
1-1-95			Palm Springs	42,450	Desert Hot Springs		14,950
Population in households	1,363,747		Temecula	40,400	Canyon Lake		11,450
Population/household	3.016		Cathedral City	35,900	Rancho Mirage		10,750
			Palm Desert	33,700	Beaumont		10,700
			Murrieta	33,450	Calimesa		7,450
			Perris	31,100	Indian Wells		3,120
			Lake Elsinore	25,250	Unincorporated		386,900
			Norco	24,800


EDUCATION				1993-94
				($ mill)
Median years of school, 1990 ***	12.9		Spending on education:
			School districts*	1,329.4
Enrollment, Fall 1994			Community colleges**	59.7
Kindergarten-12	274,278
			* Not including community college districts.
Enrollment, Fall 1987	34,714		** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.
College/University	6,554		*** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the
UC Riverside	28,160		basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school
Community colleges			completed.


LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT			Total employment, 1993	467,824		Number of establishments
			(BEA series)			by employment size, 1990
Civilian labor force, 1994	589,100		Percent of California	2.9
Civilian employment	526,600		Wage and salary	361,870		1-4	12,183
Unemployment	62,500		Proprietors	105,954		5-9	4,437
Unemployment rate	10.6		Farm	3,998		10-19	2,804
			Non-Farm	101,956		20-49	1,918
Nonagricultural wage & salary						50-99	665
employment, 1993 (BLS series) *	732,700		Farm	12,694		100-249	323
Percent of California	6.1		Agricultural services	14,697		250-499	55
Mining	1,300		Mining	1,136		500-999	29
Construction	38,300		Construction	34,746		1000 +	9
Manufacturing	85,900		Manufacturing	39,698		Total	22,423
Transportation-utility	36,900		Transportation-utility	14,174				Check:
Trade	194,000		Wholesale trade	15,003				0
Finance-insurance-			Retail trade	91,408
real estate	31,800		Finance, insurance,
Services	189,100		real estate	33,192
Federal government	19,300		Services	135,862
State-local government	136,100		Federal civilian	5,199
			Military	6,566
* BLS series includes San Bernardino County.			State and local	63,449
Totals may not add due to rounding.


INCOME AND SALES					1979	1989

Personal income, 1993 ($ mill.)	23,799.7		Median family income, Census		18,682	37,694
Percent of California	3.5		Median household income, Census		16,037	33,081
Per capita income, 1993	18,012
Percent of California	82.3				1993	1994

Avg. earnings per job, 1993	24,225		Total taxable sales, ($ mill.)		9,275.3	9,814.5
Avg. wages per job, 1993	22,868		Percent of California		3.4	3.4
Avg. earnings per nonfarm			Taxable retail sales		6,716.7	7,131.2
proprietor, 1993	19,480


HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION	4-1-90	1-1-95				Valuation
					Units	($ mill.)
Housing stock	483,847	538,273	Housing authorizations, 1994
Percent of California	4.3	4.6	Total		8,272	$1,060.3
Single family	312,967	354,991	Percent of California		8.5	7.2
Multiple family	91,222	105,488	Single family		7,676	983.2
Mobile homes, trailers, etc.	79,658	77,794	Multi-family		596	36.2
Vacancy rate (percent):	16.9	16.0
			Nonresidential permits		--	$240.6
			Percent of California			3.1