LA Census 2020...Not High School • Of the 58 census block groups Income $32,375 Graduate 43.8% that comprise the neighborhoods of Westlake, Pico Union and Asian 17.6% Renter Occupied

OFFICE OF MAYOR ERIC GARCETTI ● CITY OF LOS ANGELES

LA Census 2020 Citywide

Ranked Highest to Lowest LRS score

Council Districts with “Very High” LRS Scores:

CD 9

Council Districts with “High” LRS Scores:

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CD 1 CD 14

CD 8 CD 15

CD 13 CD 6

CD 10

Council Districts with “Medium” LRS Scores: Average LRS Score

27.0 Citywide CD 2

CD 7

CD 4

Council Districts with “Low” LRS Scores:

CD 3

CD 11

CD 5

CD 12

LA CENSUS 2020 200 N. Spring St. Room 1625, Los Angeles, CA 90012 [email protected]

LA Census 2020 Citywide

(These 16 socio-economic characteristics are highly correlated with hard-to-count populations and may help inform outreach Citywide strategies.)

Socio-Economic Socio-Economic Citywide Citywide Characteristics Characteristics

Median Household Income $49,444 Not High School Graduate 25.8%

Asian 10.8% Renter Occupied Housing Units 58.7%

Hispanic 46.3% Vacant Housing Units 6.5%

Non-Hispanic White 30.3% Limited English Age 14+ 16.0%

Non-Hispanic Black 9.9% Population Age 18-24 10.4%

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Is- .2% Population Age 65+ 11.8% lander

American Indian or .2% Family Occupied Housing Units with 24.1% Alaskan Native Related Children Under Age 6

Below Poverty Level 21.3% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 28.4%

Source: 2010 U.S. Census and Census 2016 Planning Database



LA Census 2020 Council District 1

The County of Los Angeles has developed an

interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of

low census participation based on the U.S.

Census Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS).

This score identifies census block groups

whose characteristics predict low census

participation. It is based on a combination of

2010 Census mail response rates and socio-

economic characteristics of hard-to-count

populations. Simply put, the higher the LRS

score, the less likely households are to respond

to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles

Council District boundaries and 16 socio-


populations. The tool is available online

at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

Average

32.0 LRS Score

In Council District 1


http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

LA Census 2020 Demographic Profile: CD 1

(These 16 socio-economic characteristics are highly correlated with hard-to-

Quick Facts count populations and may help inform outreach strategies in your Council District)

Median Household Not High School • Of the 58 census block groups $32,375 43.8%

Income Graduate that comprise the neighborhoods

of Westlake, Pico Union and Renter Occupied Housing Asian 17.6% 78.6%

Units Wilshire Center, 55 have “very

high” LRS scores. Hispanic 69.5% Vacant Housing Units 7.2%

• Westlake, Pico Union and Non-Hispanic White 9.2% Limited English Age 14+ 35.2% Wilshire Center have the highest

LRS scores in CD 1.


• CD 1 has the second highest Native Hawaiian or Other LRS score in the City after CD 9. .2% Population Age 65+ 10.5% Pacific Islander

Family Occupied Housing • Rental occupied housing units American Indian or .2% Units with Related 25.5%

are a key indicator of hard-to- Alaskan Native Children Under Age 6

count populations. 79 percent of

CD 1 residents live in such units Below Poverty Level 31.7% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 42.2% increasing the likelihood they

will be hard-to-count. Source: 2010 U.S. Census and Census 2016 Planning Database

Neighborhoods with Census Block Groups

that have “Very High” LRS Scores:

• Highland Park • West Adams

• Koreatown • Westlake

• Lincoln Heights • Wholesale District

• Pico-Union • Wilshire Center

• Temple-Beaudry

• University Park




The County of Los Angeles has

developed an interactive mapping

tool that predicts areas of low

census participation based on the

U.S. Census Bureau’s Low

Response Score (LRS). This

score identifies census block

groups whose characteristics

predict low census participation. It

is based on a combination of 2010

Census mail response rates and

socio-economic characteristics of

hard-to-count populations. Simply

put, the higher the LRS score, the

less likely households are to

respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of

Los Angeles Council District

boundaries and 16 socio-

economic characteristics of hard-

to-count populations. The tool is

available online at:


Average

26.0 LRS Score







North Hollywood neighborhood Median Household Not High School • $50,070 21.7% Income Graduate

has the highest concentration of

“very high” LRS block groups Renter Occupied Housing Asian 6.7% 61.6% with a total of 15. Units

• These 15 block groups have an Hispanic 43% Vacant Housing Units 5.6%

average of 89.6% renter

occupied housing units, which

are a key indicator of hard-to- Non-Hispanic White 42.9% Limited English Age 14+ 15.1% count populations.

• These block groups are also Non-Hispanic Black 4.6% Population Age 18-24 10%

more than likely to be majority

Latino, have a significantly lower Native Hawaiian or Other median household income, a 0.1% Population Age 65+ 10.2% Pacific Islander

higher percentage living in

poverty, and a higher Family Occupied Housing

percentage of non-high school American Indian or 0.2% Units with Related 24.3%

Alaskan Native graduates than the District and Children Under Age 6 City averages, which are more

key indicators of hard-to-count Below Poverty Level 18% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 35.3% populations.


Neighborhoods with Census Block Groups that

have “Very High” LRS Scores:

• North Hollywood

• Van Nuys

• Sun Valley




The County of Los Angeles has developed

an interactive mapping tool that predicts

areas of low census participation based on

the U.S. Census Bureau’s Low Response

Score (LRS). This score identifies census

block groups whose characteristics predict

low census participation. It is based on a

combination of 2010 Census mail response

rates and socio-economic characteristics of

hard-to-count populations. Simply put, the

higher the LRS score, the less likely

households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping

tool includes

City of Los Angeles

Council District

boundaries and 16

socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-

count populations.

The tool is available online at:


Average

22.6 LRS Score





(These 16 socio-economic characteristics are highly correlated with hard-to-count populations and may help inform outreach strategies in your Council

Quick Facts District)

Median Household $67,639 Not High School 17.1%

• A quarter of Canoga Park’s Income Graduate

Census block groups have Renter Occupied Housing “Very High” LRS scores. Asian 11.7% 42.6% Units

• Residents of Canoga Park

that live in “Very High” LRS Hispanic 36.4% Vacant Housing Units 5.8% census block groups are

highly likely to be Latino and Non-Hispanic White 44.8% Limited English Age 14+ 13.0% live in rental housing units,

which are indicators of hard-to

-count populations. Non-Hispanic Black 3.9% Population Age 18-24 8.8%

• A quarter of the households

in these “Very High” LRS Native Hawaiian or Other 0.01% Population Age 65+ 13.2%

census block groups do not Pacific Islander

have anyone over the age of

14 that speaks English “very Family Occupied Housing American Indian or

well”. 0.3% Units with Related 23.8% Alaskan Native

Children Under Age 6

• CD3 has the fourth lowest

overall LRS score in the City. Below Poverty Level 14.3% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 29.8%


Neighborhoods with Census Block Groups that have

“Very High” LRS Scores:

• Canoga Park

• Winnetka




4. David E. Ryu


interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of

low census participation based on the U.S.

Census Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS).

This score identifies census block groups

whose characteristics predict low census

participation. It is based on a combination of

2010 Census mail response rates and socio-


populations. Simply put, the higher the LRS

score, the less likely households are to respond

to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Average

23.1 LRS Score

Council District boundaries and 16 socio- In Council District 4 economic characteristics of hard-to-count

populations. The tool is available online

at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/






Median Household Not High School $69,364 • The neighborhoods of 6.2%

Income Graduate Wilshire Center,

Renter Occupied Koreatown, Miracle Mile/ Asian 16% 59.8% Housing Units

Park La Brea, Melrose and

Hollywood have the Hispanic 14.5% Vacant Housing Units 7.6%

highest concentration of

census block groups with Limited English Age “High” LRS scores in the Non-Hispanic White 60.9% 9.1% 14+

district.

• Of the census block Non-Hispanic Black 4.4% Population Age 18-24 7% groups that have “High”

and “Very High” LRS Native Hawaiian or .1% Population Age 65+ 13.1% scores, 90 percent live in Other Pacific Islander

renter occupied housing Family Occupied

units and 70 percent live in American Indian or Housing Units with

10+ multi-unit housing. .1% 21% Alaskan Native Related

Children Under Age 6 • CD 4 has a fifth lowest

overall LRS score in the Multi-Unit (10+) Below Poverty Level 11.2% 41.3%

City. Housing



have “Very High” and “High” LRS Scores:

• Hancock Park • North Hollywood

• Hollywood • Park La Brea

• Koreatown • Sherman Oaks

• Los Feliz • Sycamore Square

• Melrose • Toluca Terrace

• Miracle Mile • Wilshire Center




Av

21.4erage LRS Score



developed an interactive mapping tool

that predicts areas of low census

participation based on the U.S.

Census Bureau’s Low Response

Score (LRS). This score identifies

census block groups whose

characteristics predict low census

participation. It is based on a

combination of 2010 Census mail

response rates and socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-count

populations. Simply put, the higher

the LRS score, the less likely

households are to respond to the

survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los

Angeles Council District boundaries

and 16 socio-economic characteristics

of hard-to-count populations. The tool

is available online at: http://

rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/







Median Household Not High School $80,723 5.3% • Westwood has a sizable Income Graduate

concentration of "very Renter Occupied Housing high" scores. Situated Asian 13.3% 55.0% Units

around the UCLA campus,

there is a cluster of 6 Hispanic 11.2% Vacant Housing Units 7.2%

Block Groups that rank

"very high".

Non-Hispanic White 68.1% Limited English Age 14+ 6.6% • Renter Occupied Housing

Units are a key indicator of

hard-to-count populations. Non-Hispanic Black 3.1% Population Age 18-24 10.2%

97.5% of housing in the

aforementioned block Native Hawaiian or Other 0.2% Population Age 65+ 15.8%

groups are renter Pacific Islander

occupied.

Family Occupied Housing • Additionally, in Palms, the American Indian or

0.1% Units with Related 19.1% Alaskan Native “very high” block group is Children Under Age 6

100% renter occupied.





• Beverlywood • Reynier Village

• Crestview • South Carthay

• Melrose • Westwood

• Palms




The County of Los Angeles has developed an interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of low census

participation based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS). This score identifies

census block groups whose characteristics predict low census participation. It is based on a combination

of 2010 Census mail response rates and socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations.

Simply put, the higher the LRS score, the less likely households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council District boundaries and 16 socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-count populations. The tool is available online at:


Average

28.0 LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • CD 6 is 1 of 7 Council Districts $46,767 35.3%

Income Graduate with a “High” LRS score.

Renter Occupied Housing Asian 10.0% 53.0% Units

• The vast majority of Van Nuys

and North Hills census block Hispanic 66.7% Vacant Housing Units 4.7%

groups have “Very High” LRS

scores in the District making

them the hardest-to-count. Non-Hispanic White 18.4% Limited English Age 14+ 20.7%

• These neighborhoods are also Non-Hispanic Black 3.2% Population Age 18-24 10.7%


Latino, be limited English-Native Hawaiian or Other proficient, have a significantly 0.1% Population Age 65+ 9.4% Pacific Islander

lower median household

income, a higher percentage Family Occupied Housing

living in poverty, and a higher American Indian or 0.2% Units with Related 28.0%

Alaskan Native percentage of non-high school Children Under Age 6 graduates than the District and

City averages, which are more Below Poverty Level 22.2% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 33.4% key indicators of hard-to-count

populations. Source: 2010 U.S. Census and Census 2016 Planning Database



• Arleta • Panorama City

• Lake Balboa • Sun Valley

• North Hills • Van Nuys

• North Hollywood




The County of Los Angeles has developed an interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of low census

participation based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS). This score identifies

census block groups whose characteristics predict low census participation. It is based on a combination

of 2010 Census mail response rates and socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations.

Simply put, the higher the LRS score, the less likely households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council District boundaries and 16 socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-count populations. The tool is available online at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

Average

25.7 LRS Score





(These 16 socio-economic characteristics are highly correlated with hard-to-count populations and may help inform outreach strategies in your Council District)

Quick Facts Median Household Not High School $58,066 32.5%

Income Graduate • The neighborhoods of Pacoima

Renter Occupied Housing and Sylmar have the highest Asian 6.3% 36.6% Units

concentration of “High” and

“Very High” LRS score census Hispanic 66.8% Vacant Housing Units 5.2% block groups in the District.

• These block groups are also Non-Hispanic White 22.3% Limited English Age 14+ 13.9%


Latino, have limited English Non-Hispanic Black 3.1% Population Age 18-24 10.8%

proficient households, a lower

median household income, and Native Hawaiian or Other a higher percentage of non- 0.1% Population Age 65+ 11.1% Pacific Islander

high school graduates than City

averages, which are key Family Occupied Housing indicators of hard-to-count American Indian or

0.2% Units with Related 24.2% populations. Alaskan Native

Children Under Age 6





• Lakeview Terrace • Pacoima

• Mission Hills • Sylmar

• North Hills • Tujunga





developed an interactive

mapping tool that predicts areas

of low census participation

based on the U.S. Census

Bureau’s Low Response Score

(LRS). This score identifies

census block groups whose

characteristics predict low

census participation. It is based

on a combination of 2010

Census mail response rates

and socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-count

populations. Simply put, the

higher the LRS score, the less

likely households are to

respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City

of Los Angeles Council District

boundaries and 16 socio-

economic characteristics of

hard-to-count populations. The

tool is available online at:


Average

31.3 LRS Score





Quick Facts (These 16 socio-economic characteristics are highly correlated with hard-to-count populations and may help inform outreach strategies in your Council District)

• CD 8 has the 3rd highest Median Household Not High School $32,283 36.6%

Income Graduate LRS score in the City.

Renter Occupied Housing • 14 of its 18 neighborhoods Asian 2.1% 60.3% Units

contain "Very High" census

block groups. Within those Hispanic 52.2% Vacant Housing Units 8.3%

neighborhoods, 93 of 175

census block groups are

listed as “Very High”. Non-Hispanic White 2.0% Limited English Age 14+ 13.8%

• CD 8 has a significantly

higher Latino and African- Non-Hispanic Black 41.7% Population Age 18-24 12.4%

American populations than

other areas of the City, Native Hawaiian or Other 0.1% Population Age 65+ 10.8%

Pacific Islander lower median household

income, a higher percentage Family Occupied Housing

of its population living in American Indian or 0.1% Units with Related 27.3%

Alaskan Native poverty, and a higher Children Under Age 6

percentage of non-high

school graduates than city Below Poverty Level 30.0% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 12.0% averages. These differences

are key indicators of hard-to Source: 2010 U.S. Census and Census 2016 Planning Database

-count populations.



• Athens/ • Green • West Adams / Westmont Meadows Exposition

Park • Crenshaw • South

Vermont • Westmont • Florence/

Firestone • Watts




The County of Los Angeles has developed

an interactive mapping tool that predicts

areas of low census participation based on

the U.S. Census Bureau’s Low Response

Score (LRS). This score identifies census

block groups whose characteristics predict

low census participation. It is based on a

combination of 2010 Census mail response

rates and socio-economic characteristics of

hard-to-count populations. Simply put, the

higher the LRS score, the less likely

households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los

Angeles Council District boundaries and 16

socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-

count populations. The tool is available

online at:


Average

34.7 LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • CD 9 is the hardest-to-count $29,561 56.6% Income Graduate

council district in Los Angeles. All of its neighborhoods consist

Renter Occupied Housing of an overwhelming majority of Asian 1.5% 72.5%

Units "Very High" LRS scores.

Hispanic 79.9% Vacant Housing Units 7.7%

• Downtown, Exposition Park, Florence Firestone, South Park, University Park, Vermont Vista, Non-Hispanic White 2.1% Limited English Age 14+ 25.6% and Vermont Central consist of exclusively "Very High" block groups.


• District 9 has a lower median Native Hawaiian or Other household income, a higher 0.1% Population Age 65+ 5.8%

Pacific Islander percentage of African-American and Latino residents, a higher percentage of residents living in Family Occupied Housing

American Indian or poverty, and a higher 0.1% Units with Related 34.4%

Alaskan Native Children Under Age 6 percentage of non-high school

graduates than city averages, which are key indicators of hard- 13.6% to-count populations. Below Poverty Level 42.0% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing




• Central • Harvard Park • Vermont Vista

• Downtown • South Park • West Vernon

• Exposition • University • Wholesale Park Park District

• Florence • Vermont • Wilshire Firestone Central Center

• Green • Vermont Meadows Square


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The County of Los Angeles has developed an interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of low census participation based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS). This score identifies census block groups whose characteristics predict low census participation. It is based on a combination of 2010 Census mail response rates and socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations. Simply put, the higher the LRS score, the less likely households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council District boundaries and 16 socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations.

The tool is available online at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

Average

30.1 LRS Score

in Council District 10

LA CENSUS 2020 200 N. Spring St. Room 1625, Los Angeles, CA 90012





• 18 of the 27 neighborhoods in CD Median Household Not High School $36,506 25.9%

Income Graduate 10 contain block groups with

“Very High” LRS scores. Renter Occupied Housing Asian 14.7% 72.5%

Units • Harvard Heights has 100% of its

census block groups with “Very Hispanic 44.1% Vacant Housing Units 6.2%

High” LRS scores.

• The highest LRS scores in the Non-Hispanic White 10.2% Limited English Age 14+ 20.2% CD 10 are both greater than 40.0

and come from two census block

groups (2362021, 2362041) in Non-Hispanic Black 28.0% Population Age 18-24 9.9% Baldwin Hills.

• CD 10 has a lower median Native Hawaiian or Other 0.2% Population Age 65+ 11.7%

household income, a higher Pacific Islander

percentage of African-American

and Asian residents, higher Family Occupied Housing American Indian or

0.1% Units with Related 23.4% percentage of households that Alaskan Native Children Under Age 6

are limited English proficient, and

a higher percentage of residents

living in poverty than city Below Poverty Level 24.3% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 34.5% averages, which are key

indicators of hard-to-count Source: 2010 U.S. Census and Census 2016 Planning Database

populations. Neighborhoods with Census Block Groups that


• Alsace • Little Bangladesh • Baldwin Hills • Longwood • Cadillac Corning • Mid City • Cloverdale Cochran • St. Elmo Village • Country Club Park • Victoria Park • Crenshaw District • Wellington Square • Harvard Heights • West Adams • Koreatown • Wilshire Center • Lafayette Square





The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council District boundaries and 16 socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations. The tool is available online at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

Average

21.9 LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • CD 11 has the “lowest” LRS score $85,022 7.1% Income Graduate

citywide, but some outliers do

exist within its boundaries. Renter Occupied Housing Asian 11.6% 50.2%

Units • A cluster of block groups in the

Westchester neighborhood Hispanic 18.7% Vacant Housing Units 6.4%

(2772002, 2774001, 2774002)

located near the northeastern side

of LAX has “Very High” LRS Non-Hispanic White 60.1% Limited English Age 14+ 5.1% scores. These block groups are

disproportionately African

American and have a high Non-Hispanic Black 5.2% Population Age 18-24 7.7%

percentage of rental occupied

housing units. Native Hawaiian or Other 0.2% Population Age 65+ 14.5%

Pacific Islander • Block group 2755004 in Del Rey,

that surrounds Mar Vista Gardens Family Occupied Housing

has a “Very High” LRS score, is American Indian or 0.2% Units with Related 21.5%

Alaskan Native 84% Latino, and has a high Children Under Age 6

percentage of rental occupied

housing units. Below Poverty Level 9.9% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 26.6%




• Del Rey • Venice

• Mar Vista • Westchester

• Palms • West Los Angeles






19.03Average LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • There are two block groups $81,750 11% Income Graduate

(1113012, 1113014)

surrounding Granada Hills Renter Occupied Housing Asian 16.4% 26.4%

Charter School that have Units

"very high" LRS scores.

Hispanic 28.1% Vacant Housing Units 3.7% • The CSU Northridge campus

comprises block group

1151031 and has a "'very Non-Hispanic White 47.7% Limited English Age 14+ 7% high" LRS score.

• Renter Occupied Housing Non-Hispanic Black 4.3% Population Age 18-24 10.1% Units, especially those

occupied by students, are a Native Hawaiian or Other

key indicator of hard-to-count- 0.3% Population Age 65+ 16.3% Pacific Islander

populations. The

aforementioned three block Family Occupied Housing

groups are in the immediate American Indian or 0.2% Units with Related 16.9%

Alaskan Native vicinity of CSU Northridge Children Under Age 6

and have an average of

98.12% of renter occupied Below Poverty Level 9.8% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 13.5%

units




• Chatsworth

• Granada Hills

• Northridge

• Reseda





interactive mapping tool that predicts areas of low

census participation based on the U.S. Census

Bureau’s Low Response Score (LRS). This score

identifies census block groups whose characteristics

predict low census participation. It is based on a

combination of 2010 Census mail response rates and

socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count

populations. Simply put, the higher the LRS score, the

less likely households are to respond to the survey.

The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council

District boundaries and 16 socio-economic

characteristics of hard-to-count populations. The tool is

available online at: http://rpgis.isd.lacounty.gov/lrs/

Average

30.3 LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • Hollywood, Melrose and $36,342 27.3%

Income Graduate Wilshire Center neighborhoods

Renter Occupied Housing have the highest concentration Asian 17.0% 83.9% Units

of “very high” LRS scores in

District 13. Hispanic 51.1% Vacant Housing Units 6.7%

• Council District 13 has the

fourth highest LRS score in the Non-Hispanic White 25.6% Limited English Age 14+ 27%

City after Districts 9,1 and 8.

• Renter Occupied Housing Non-Hispanic Black 3.6% Population Age 18-24 10.3% Units as well as Multi-Unit

Housing are key indicators of

hard-to-count populations. Native Hawaiian or Other 0.2% Population Age 65+ 11.0%

Pacific Islander District 13’s percentages in

these categories are much Family Occupied Housing higher than the city averages American Indian or

0.2% Units with Related 21.5% and are especially high in block Alaskan Native

Children Under Age 6 groups flagged with “very high”

LRS scores. Below Poverty Level 25.6% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 46.5%




• Atwater Village • Little Armenia

• East Hollywood • Melrose

• Echo Park • Silverlake

• Elysian Valley • Temple Beaudry

• Glassell Park • Thai Town

• Historic Filipinotown • Wilshire Center

• Hollywood





The mapping tool includes City of Los Angeles Council District boundaries and 16 socio-economic characteristics of hard-to-count populations. The tool is available online at:


Average

29.3 LRS Score







• CD 14 is 1 of 7 districts with Median Household Not High School $40,300 37.0%

Income Graduate “High” LRS Scores in the

City. Renter Occupied Housing Asian 12.4% 63.8%

Units • The neighborhoods of Boyle

Heights, Downtown and the Hispanic 68.1% Vacant Housing Units 7.2% Wholesale District have high

concentrations of census

block groups with “Very High” Non-Hispanic White 13.6% Limited English Age 14+ 20.8% LRS scores.

• Boyle Heights has 36 “Very Non-Hispanic Black 4.2% Population Age 18-24 11.5%

High” census block groups. It

is among the neighborhoods Native Hawaiian or Other that has the most “Very High” 0.1% Population Age 65+ 12.0% Pacific Islander

LRS census block groups in

the City. Family Occupied Housing

American Indian or • Only two census block groups 0.1% Units with Related 25.3%

Alaskan Native Children Under Age 6 (2031003, 2051101) in CD 14

have LRS scores greater than

40 and both are located in Below Poverty Level 26.1% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 27.3% Boyle Heights.




• Boyle Heights • Glassell Park

• Chinatown • Highland Park

• Downtown • Lincoln Heights

• Eagle Rock • University Hills

• El Sereno • Wholesale District






Average

28.9 LRS Score







Median Household Not High School • CD 15 is 1 of 7 districts with $49,571 32.4% Income Graduate

“High” LRS Scores in the City.

Renter Occupied Housing • The neighborhoods of Watts, Asian 5.9% 59.3%

Units Century Park Cove and

Wilmington have high Hispanic 60.7% Vacant Housing Units 6.9%

concentrations of census block

groups with “Very High” LRS

scores. Non-Hispanic White 18.5% Limited English Age 14+ 12.9%

• The neighborhoods of San

Pedro, Harbor Gateway, and Non-Hispanic Black 11.9% Population Age 18-24 11.2% Harbor City have pockets of

census block groups with “Very Native Hawaiian or Other

High” LRS scores. 0.4% Population Age 65+ 9.8% Pacific Islander

• Two adjacent block groups

(2426002, 2426001) in Watts Family Occupied Housing American Indian or

0.2% Units with Related 28.0% have two of the highest LRS Alaskan Native Children Under Age 6

scores in the District with LRS

scores of 44.2 and 39.9,

respectively. Below Poverty Level 24.7% Multi-Unit (10+) Housing 18.0%




• Century Palms • San Pedro Cove

• Watts • Figueroa Square

• Wilmington Park

• Harbor City

• Harbor Gateway


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LA Census 2020...Not High School • Of the 58 census block groups Income $32,375 Graduate 43.8% that comprise the neighborhoods of Westlake, Pico Union and Asian 17.6% Renter Occupied