Urban Planning & Public Policy: California State Information

"...the latest edition of our benchmark California report that brings together original data and innovative analysis using the American Human Development Index, a simple ten-point scale that measures well-being in California's 265 Census Bureau-defined neighborhoods and breaks down the numbers by county, major city, and racial and ethnic group. The report brings new light to such pressing themes as income inequality and captures the noneconomic inequalities that traditional analysis overlooks..."

California social indicators from 2009-2012 mined by LocalLabs for income, work, education, transportation, housing, race family, languages, population, sex and age demographics are summarized.

Published by the UCLA Institute of the Environment.

One of the most comprehensive planning and land use sites in California, including links to state & local plans on the Internet, regulations and ordinances, spatial data, photos, reports and publications, and much more.

Comprehensive statewide planning office providing research, long-term planning and policy development and growth management for California. Many publications are available full text.

Also known as geodata.gov, GOS serves as a public gateway for geospatial information. The site contains links to federal, state, and local Web sites, where geospatial data can be downloaded.

The official source of demographic data for state planning and budgeting in California, including census data and California population estimates and projections.

Official directory of state, county, and city government websites and resources.

State laws and administrative code sites.

(Washburn University Law Library)
Links to main state government web sites and constitutions. Links to state laws, legislative information, court decisions, and Congressional delegation web sites as available.

A wiki created by volunteers to list and annotate databases being maintained by state governments. Usual databases include bills, laws, sex offender registries.

Organizational information and telnet interface for assistance via e-mail. Index of CSG publications.

List of Census Bureau's state affiliate web sites. Sites usually supply population and economic information.

Contains detailed, easily browsable profiles of cities and counties across the United States.