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Population (2000): 1,709,434
Births / Deaths / Infant Deaths (2004): 33,078 / 12,363 / 219
Land Area (2000): 51,935.724 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 136.803 square kilometers
Farm Area (2002): 514,000.000 acres (2,079.644 square kilometers)
Farms (2002): 1,386
Farms under 50 acres (2002): 77.90%
Farms over 500 acres (2002): 3.70%
Farm earnings (2005): $89,796,000
Gallons of water used per day (total / irrigation / public use) (2000): 653,000,000 / 183,000,000 / 372,000,000
Ground water as percent of water use (2000): 63.80%
Physicians (2004): 3,601
Community Hospitals (Beds) (2004): 15 (3,096)
Medicare Recipients (2005): 186,737
Federal Spending (2004): $10,202,180

San Bernardino County Population By Year

Year	Population	Year	Population	Year	Population
1990	1,418,380	1992	1,471,117	1994	1,560,941
1991	1,280,334	1993	1,550,026	1995	1,561,427

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San Bernardino County - Historical Places
: 601,369
: 7,752
: $1,323,200
San Bernardino County Population - Urban/Rural

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	3,225,962	94.31%
Rural, Farm	5,157	0.15%
Rural, Non-farm	189,468	5.54%

San Bernardino County Real Estate Lawyers provide services for home buying/selling, commercial real estate, leases, landlord tenant, construction, land use and zoning laws. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

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San Bernardino County Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	635,473	599,585	35,887	5.65%	57
1991	643,897	590,478	53,419	8.30%	83
1992	668,807	604,149	64,658	9.67%	97
1993	676,386	608,895	67,491	9.98%	100
1994	671,072	612,882	58,190	8.67%	87
1995	675,820	622,517	53,303	7.89%	79
1996	685,104	634,337	50,768	7.41%	74
1997	704,159	658,592	45,567	6.47%	65
1998	720,876	680,073	40,803	5.66%	57
1999	749,045	712,624	36,422	4.86%	49
2000	739,392	703,987	35,405	4.79%	48
2001	763,221	724,533	38,688	5.07%	51
2002	791,014	743,165	47,849	6.05%	61
2003	808,175	757,492	50,683	6.27%	63
2004	836,108	787,797	48,311	5.78%	58
2005	860,747	815,561	45,186	5.25%	53
2006	874,034	831,785	42,249	4.83%	48
2007	885,094	835,144	49,949	5.64%	56
2008	893,129	826,393	66,735	7.47%	75

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	628,221	599,014	29,207	4.65%	46
Feb 1990	630,838	602,460	28,378	4.50%	45
Mar 1990	636,153	607,826	28,327	4.45%	45
Apr 1990	632,127	601,913	30,214	4.78%	48
May 1990	637,349	604,806	32,543	5.11%	51
Jun 1990	646,751	611,403	35,348	5.47%	55
Jul 1990	641,416	601,520	39,896	6.22%	62
Aug 1990	634,481	596,576	37,905	5.97%	60
Sep 1990	624,659	583,128	41,531	6.65%	66
Oct 1990	634,694	593,665	41,029	6.46%	65
Nov 1990	638,311	594,535	43,776	6.86%	69
Dec 1990	640,672	598,177	42,495	6.63%	66

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	644,134	593,689	50,445	7.83%	78
Feb 1991	644,813	591,200	53,613	8.31%	83
Mar 1991	645,615	593,083	52,532	8.14%	81
Apr 1991	643,754	593,644	50,110	7.78%	78
May 1991	644,530	590,529	54,001	8.38%	84
Jun 1991	651,746	594,465	57,281	8.79%	88
Jul 1991	650,783	591,883	58,900	9.05%	91
Aug 1991	635,812	582,303	53,509	8.42%	84
Sep 1991	636,119	581,987	54,132	8.51%	85
Oct 1991	643,513	589,547	53,966	8.39%	84
Nov 1991	642,319	590,790	51,529	8.02%	80
Dec 1991	643,627	592,612	51,015	7.93%	79

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	665,783	605,474	60,309	9.06%	91
Feb 1992	665,135	603,290	61,845	9.30%	93
Mar 1992	670,573	609,153	61,420	9.16%	92
Apr 1992	663,564	603,959	59,605	8.98%	90
May 1992	667,166	603,335	63,831	9.57%	96
Jun 1992	679,256	609,023	70,233	10.34%	103
Jul 1992	672,315	602,130	70,185	10.44%	104
Aug 1992	664,466	596,895	67,571	10.17%	102
Sep 1992	662,303	595,200	67,103	10.13%	101
Oct 1992	667,311	603,025	64,286	9.63%	96
Nov 1992	673,358	607,118	66,240	9.84%	98
Dec 1992	674,459	611,189	63,270	9.38%	94

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	676,414	605,881	70,533	10.43%	104
Feb 1993	675,489	606,973	68,516	10.14%	101
Mar 1993	677,233	610,461	66,772	9.86%	99
Apr 1993	671,425	605,919	65,506	9.76%	98
May 1993	673,767	606,730	67,037	9.95%	99
Jun 1993	682,550	610,365	72,185	10.58%	106
Jul 1993	678,427	604,945	73,482	10.83%	108
Aug 1993	671,910	602,890	69,020	10.27%	103
Sep 1993	669,365	601,143	68,222	10.19%	102
Oct 1993	678,295	611,235	67,060	9.89%	99
Nov 1993	680,554	617,691	62,863	9.24%	92
Dec 1993	681,203	622,508	58,695	8.62%	86

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	677,847	608,262	69,585	10.27%	103
Feb 1994	674,445	609,845	64,600	9.58%	96
Mar 1994	673,977	611,193	62,784	9.32%	93
Apr 1994	669,243	608,550	60,693	9.07%	91
May 1994	673,496	615,192	58,304	8.66%	87
Jun 1994	674,755	612,960	61,795	9.16%	92
Jul 1994	669,122	606,842	62,280	9.31%	93
Aug 1994	665,223	607,483	57,740	8.68%	87
Sep 1994	664,722	609,096	55,626	8.37%	84
Oct 1994	669,500	617,527	51,973	7.76%	78
Nov 1994	670,028	621,784	48,244	7.20%	72
Dec 1994	670,508	625,852	44,656	6.66%	67

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	675,644	622,391	53,253	7.88%	79
Feb 1995	673,747	623,146	50,601	7.51%	75
Mar 1995	679,063	628,896	50,167	7.39%	74
Apr 1995	675,298	622,886	52,412	7.76%	78
May 1995	676,231	622,560	53,671	7.94%	79
Jun 1995	676,760	619,890	56,870	8.40%	84
Jul 1995	674,787	615,944	58,843	8.72%	87
Aug 1995	667,789	613,158	54,631	8.18%	82
Sep 1995	670,837	616,209	54,628	8.14%	81
Oct 1995	679,633	625,036	54,597	8.03%	80
Nov 1995	681,265	628,573	52,692	7.73%	77
Dec 1995	678,790	631,517	47,273	6.96%	70

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	684,170	627,787	56,383	8.24%	82
Feb 1996	684,166	630,812	53,354	7.80%	78
Mar 1996	688,496	635,545	52,951	7.69%	77
Apr 1996	681,184	630,216	50,968	7.48%	75
May 1996	682,958	630,752	52,206	7.64%	76
Jun 1996	684,893	631,428	53,465	7.81%	78
Jul 1996	681,902	624,610	57,292	8.40%	84
Aug 1996	676,067	625,623	50,444	7.46%	75
Sep 1996	677,529	629,517	48,012	7.09%	71
Oct 1996	693,531	646,503	47,028	6.78%	68
Nov 1996	692,948	647,460	45,488	6.56%	66
Dec 1996	693,407	651,787	41,620	6.00%	60

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	699,525	649,652	49,873	7.13%	71
Feb 1997	698,659	652,480	46,179	6.61%	66
Mar 1997	707,217	660,480	46,737	6.61%	66
Apr 1997	700,183	656,787	43,396	6.20%	62
May 1997	703,192	658,466	44,726	6.36%	64
Jun 1997	709,973	659,888	50,085	7.05%	71
Jul 1997	705,228	654,208	51,020	7.23%	72
Aug 1997	697,799	649,285	48,514	6.95%	70
Sep 1997	700,322	653,543	46,779	6.68%	67
Oct 1997	707,546	664,364	43,182	6.10%	61
Nov 1997	709,954	670,790	39,164	5.52%	55
Dec 1997	710,309	673,163	37,146	5.23%	52

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	712,308	669,086	43,222	6.07%	61
Feb 1998	711,804	671,194	40,610	5.71%	57
Mar 1998	717,903	675,251	42,652	5.94%	59
Apr 1998	709,684	673,043	36,641	5.16%	52
May 1998	714,029	674,970	39,059	5.47%	55
Jun 1998	724,109	678,209	45,900	6.34%	63
Jul 1998	723,241	676,922	46,319	6.40%	64
Aug 1998	716,875	673,459	43,416	6.06%	61
Sep 1998	718,966	676,923	42,043	5.85%	58
Oct 1998	730,492	689,926	40,566	5.55%	56
Nov 1998	733,862	697,789	36,073	4.92%	49
Dec 1998	737,233	704,098	33,135	4.49%	45

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	737,616	698,541	39,075	5.30%	53
Feb 1999	738,275	700,838	37,437	5.07%	51
Mar 1999	742,065	705,371	36,694	4.94%	49
Apr 1999	736,343	702,472	33,871	4.60%	46
May 1999	737,844	703,960	33,884	4.59%	46
Jun 1999	749,912	708,598	41,314	5.51%	55
Jul 1999	754,872	712,708	42,164	5.59%	56
Aug 1999	749,132	711,359	37,773	5.04%	50
Sep 1999	746,729	710,114	36,615	4.90%	49
Oct 1999	760,810	724,981	35,829	4.71%	47
Nov 1999	765,042	732,308	32,734	4.28%	43
Dec 1999	769,905	740,232	29,673	3.85%	39

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	736,357	700,731	35,626	4.84%	48
Feb 2000	738,188	702,549	35,639	4.83%	48
Mar 2000	741,249	704,653	36,596	4.94%	49
Apr 2000	738,022	704,735	33,287	4.51%	45
May 2000	738,068	703,122	34,946	4.73%	47
Jun 2000	741,663	702,901	38,762	5.23%	52
Jul 2000	736,206	696,043	40,163	5.46%	55
Aug 2000	734,392	696,425	37,967	5.17%	52
Sep 2000	731,726	697,944	33,782	4.62%	46
Oct 2000	741,425	707,834	33,591	4.53%	45
Nov 2000	745,653	712,020	33,633	4.51%	45
Dec 2000	749,758	718,892	30,866	4.12%	41

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	757,790	719,971	37,819	4.99%	50
Feb 2001	754,648	718,088	36,560	4.84%	48
Mar 2001	759,544	721,496	38,048	5.01%	50
Apr 2001	754,691	718,894	35,797	4.74%	47
May 2001	754,571	720,505	34,066	4.51%	45
Jun 2001	763,030	723,497	39,533	5.18%	52
Jul 2001	765,530	725,061	40,469	5.29%	53
Aug 2001	758,946	718,025	40,921	5.39%	54
Sep 2001	762,932	724,775	38,157	5.00%	50
Oct 2001	771,688	730,708	40,980	5.31%	53
Nov 2001	775,933	734,361	41,572	5.36%	54
Dec 2001	779,346	739,012	40,334	5.18%	52

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	779,380	732,445	46,935	6.02%	60
Feb 2002	784,263	738,552	45,711	5.83%	58
Mar 2002	784,132	737,318	46,814	5.97%	60
Apr 2002	787,743	741,653	46,090	5.85%	59
May 2002	788,539	743,777	44,762	5.68%	57
Jun 2002	794,249	744,106	50,143	6.31%	63
Jul 2002	789,167	737,172	51,995	6.59%	66
Aug 2002	789,582	739,232	50,350	6.38%	64
Sep 2002	791,624	744,476	47,148	5.96%	60
Oct 2002	796,949	748,503	48,446	6.08%	61
Nov 2002	800,903	752,086	48,817	6.10%	61
Dec 2002	805,640	758,659	46,981	5.83%	58

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	802,155	750,590	51,565	6.43%	64
Feb 2003	802,615	751,766	50,849	6.34%	63
Mar 2003	804,106	753,605	50,501	6.28%	63
Apr 2003	801,375	752,397	48,978	6.11%	61
May 2003	802,135	753,397	48,738	6.08%	61
Jun 2003	809,216	753,332	55,884	6.91%	69
Jul 2003	806,559	751,518	55,041	6.82%	68
Aug 2003	802,782	749,852	52,930	6.59%	66
Sep 2003	803,711	754,404	49,307	6.13%	61
Oct 2003	816,991	767,415	49,576	6.07%	61
Nov 2003	822,300	772,821	49,479	6.02%	60
Dec 2003	824,149	778,802	45,347	5.50%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	826,935	775,338	51,597	6.24%	62
Feb 2004	826,278	776,293	49,985	6.05%	60
Mar 2004	830,685	778,662	52,023	6.26%	63
Apr 2004	827,708	779,523	48,185	5.82%	58
May 2004	829,182	781,549	47,633	5.74%	57
Jun 2004	836,306	784,218	52,088	6.23%	62
Jul 2004	835,315	783,401	51,914	6.21%	62
Aug 2004	833,495	785,519	47,976	5.76%	58
Sep 2004	834,604	789,477	45,127	5.41%	54
Oct 2004	846,373	800,962	45,411	5.37%	54
Nov 2004	852,016	807,296	44,720	5.25%	52
Dec 2004	854,402	811,325	43,077	5.04%	50

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	850,959	803,202	47,757	5.61%	56
Feb 2005	852,863	805,190	47,673	5.59%	56
Mar 2005	854,830	809,167	45,663	5.34%	53
Apr 2005	855,374	811,870	43,504	5.09%	51
May 2005	855,406	812,311	43,095	5.04%	50
Jun 2005	859,880	812,055	47,825	5.56%	56
Jul 2005	861,146	812,305	48,841	5.67%	57
Aug 2005	859,648	813,811	45,837	5.33%	53
Sep 2005	862,633	818,120	44,513	5.16%	52
Oct 2005	869,447	825,376	44,071	5.07%	51
Nov 2005	871,911	827,929	43,982	5.04%	50
Dec 2005	874,864	835,397	39,467	4.51%	45

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	867,122	824,602	42,520	4.90%	49
Feb 2006	867,756	824,476	43,280	4.99%	50
Mar 2006	870,938	829,761	41,177	4.73%	47
Apr 2006	871,691	831,937	39,754	4.56%	46
May 2006	868,073	828,066	40,007	4.61%	46
Jun 2006	874,904	829,768	45,136	5.16%	52
Jul 2006	877,389	829,902	47,487	5.41%	54
Aug 2006	872,551	828,537	44,014	5.04%	50
Sep 2006	870,479	829,582	40,897	4.70%	47
Oct 2006	877,982	837,895	40,087	4.57%	46
Nov 2006	882,899	840,609	42,290	4.79%	48
Dec 2006	886,624	846,288	40,336	4.55%	45

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	889,016	842,220	46,796	5.26%	53
Feb 2007	886,115	840,600	45,515	5.14%	51
Mar 2007	888,857	844,101	44,756	5.04%	50
Apr 2007	881,116	836,238	44,878	5.09%	51
May 2007	880,963	835,661	45,302	5.14%	51
Jun 2007	886,727	835,597	51,130	5.77%	58
Jul 2007	886,335	831,667	54,668	6.17%	62
Aug 2007	877,458	824,568	52,890	6.03%	60
Sep 2007	880,841	828,594	52,247	5.93%	59
Oct 2007	883,984	831,415	52,569	5.95%	59
Nov 2007	889,264	835,600	53,664	6.03%	60
Dec 2007	890,446	835,472	54,974	6.17%	62

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	888,401	831,518	56,883	6.40%	64
Feb 2008	883,578	827,243	56,335	6.38%	64
Mar 2008	888,289	827,626	60,663	6.83%	68
Apr 2008	887,782	828,827	58,955	6.64%	66
May 2008	893,416	828,322	65,094	7.29%	73
Jun 2008	900,586	829,281	71,305	7.92%	79
Jul 2008	898,630	821,889	76,741	8.54%	85
Aug 2008	898,621	820,779	77,842	8.66%	87
Sep 2008	898,856	822,056	76,800	8.54%	85
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

San Bernardino County Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Construction	89,878	12.33%
2.	Public Administration	40,996	5.62%
3.	Educational Services	39,206	5.38%
4.	Accommodation and Food Services	35,784	4.91%
5.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	32,880	4.51%
6.	Health Care	31,366	4.30%
7.	Truck Transportation	26,714	3.66%
8.	Repair and Maintenance	26,066	3.57%
9.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	25,440	3.49%
10.	Metal Manufactuing	21,156	2.90%
11.	Food and Beverage Stores	20,360	2.79%
12.	Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	17,316	2.37%
13.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	16,318	2.24%
14.	Finance and Insurance	15,178	2.08%
15.	Other Transportation	15,150	2.08%
16.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	14,910	2.04%
17.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	14,222	1.95%
18.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	11,834	1.62%
19.	Department and Other General Stores	10,836	1.49%
20.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	10,146	1.39%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Health Care	91,262	15.38%
2.	Educational Services	87,288	14.71%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	43,234	7.29%
4.	Public Administration	32,430	5.47%
5.	Finance and Insurance	29,614	4.99%
6.	Social Assistance	26,732	4.50%
7.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	22,774	3.84%
8.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	20,076	3.38%
9.	Department and Other General Stores	19,504	3.29%
10.	Food and Beverage Stores	15,026	2.53%
11.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	14,018	2.36%
12.	Personal and Laundry Services	12,208	2.06%
13.	Construction	9,156	1.54%
14.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	8,136	1.37%
15.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	7,626	1.29%
16.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	7,576	1.28%
17.	Other Transportation	6,500	1.10%
18.	Private Household Services	6,420	1.08%
19.	Clothing and Apparel Including Shoes	6,066	1.02%
20.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	5,568	0.94%

San Bernardino County Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	44,288	6.07%
2.	Other Production Occupations	36,170	4.96%
3.	Other Installation / Maintenance	35,986	4.94%
4.	Other Management Occupations	30,790	4.22%
5.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	30,244	4.15%
6.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	29,476	4.04%
7.	Vehicle Mechanics	28,642	3.93%
8.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	27,588	3.78%
9.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	27,430	3.76%
10.	Metal Workers and Plastic Workers	22,750	3.12%
11.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	18,704	2.57%
12.	Other Construction Trades	18,622	2.55%
13.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	16,038	2.20%
14.	Law Enforcement Workers	14,808	2.03%
15.	Construction Laborers	13,736	1.88%
16.	Other Office and Admin Support	13,084	1.79%
17.	Other Material Moving Workers	12,868	1.76%
18.	Carpenters	12,814	1.76%
19.	Top Executives	12,566	1.72%
20.	Computer Specialists	12,332	1.69%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Office and Admin Support	40,336	6.80%
2.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	30,538	5.15%
3.	Secretaries and Admins	29,420	4.96%
4.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	25,768	4.34%
5.	Cashiers	23,860	4.02%
6.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	23,188	3.91%
7.	Other Management Occupations	22,142	3.73%
8.	Registered Nurses	19,616	3.31%
9.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	18,442	3.11%
10.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	16,852	2.84%
11.	Customer Service Representatives	16,060	2.71%
12.	Child Care Workers	15,894	2.68%
13.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	15,774	2.66%
14.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	15,208	2.56%
15.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	14,998	2.53%
16.	Other Production Occupations	14,152	2.38%
17.	Health Technologists and Technicians	13,744	2.32%
18.	Business Operations Specialists	13,242	2.23%
19.	Nursing / Psychiatric / Home Health	12,136	2.05%
20.	Waiters and Waitresses	11,756	1.98%

San Bernardino County Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	1,257,944	51.77%
15-35 hours	273,682	11.26%
1-14 hours	61,872	2.55%
No regular hours	836,544	34.43%

San Bernardino County Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	102,995	8.07%
5 AM-5:29 AM	71,615	5.61%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	81,241	6.36%
6 AM-6:29 AM	126,536	9.91%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	129,011	10.11%
7 AM-7:29 AM	172,135	13.48%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	149,599	11.72%
8 AM-8:29 AM	103,371	8.10%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	47,102	3.69%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	62,098	4.86%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	30,799	2.41%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	17,233	1.35%
Noon-3:59 PM	92,223	7.22%
4 PM-11:59 PM	90,664	7.10%

San Bernardino County Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	32,867	2.57%
5-9	125,348	9.82%
10-14	170,913	13.39%
15-19	195,218	15.29%
20-24	169,708	13.29%
25-29	63,531	4.98%
30-34	144,790	11.34%
35-39	28,620	2.24%
40-44	42,262	3.31%
45-59	109,392	8.57%
60-89	111,734	8.75%
At least 90	82,239	6.44%

San Bernardino County Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	5,140	0.40%	752,445	58.94%
30-44	4,006	0.31%	211,666	16.58%
45-59	2,844	0.22%	106,548	8.35%
At least 60	13,264	1.04%	180,709	14.16%

San Bernardino County Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	5,430	0.41%
Car / truck / van, carpool	231,173	17.54%
Car / truck / van, solo	969,630	73.56%
Motorcycle	2,934	0.22%
Other	10,374	0.79%
Public transportation	25,254	1.92%
Walked	31,827	2.41%
Worked at home	41,596	3.16%

San Bernardino County Employment Lawyers handle cases involving employment contracts, severance agreements, OSHA, workers compensation, ADA, race, sex, pregnancy, national-orgin, sexual orientation and age discrimination, sexual harassment, hours & wages and overtime issues. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Family Information Back to top
: 1,057,678 (3,328,586 people)
: 814,410 (2,916,132 people)
: 262,985
: 1,513,735
San Bernardino County Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	95,917	9.06%
$10,000-$14,999	69,736	6.59%
$15,000-$19,999	66,544	6.29%
$20,000-$24,999	71,104	6.72%
$25,000-$29,999	65,999	6.24%
$30,000-$34,999	67,093	6.34%
$35,000-$39,999	62,963	5.95%
$40,000-$44,999	60,898	5.75%
$45,000-$49,999	52,712	4.98%
$50,000-$59,999	98,174	9.28%
$60,000-$74,999	117,288	11.08%
$75,000-$99,999	113,874	10.76%
$100,000-$124,999	56,494	5.34%
$125,000-$149,999	26,228	2.48%
$150,000-$199,999	19,276	1.82%
$200,000 or more	13,986	1.32%

San Bernardino County Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	97,482	18.44%
Family, 2 people	120,664	22.83%
Nonfamily, 2 people	20,845	3.94%
Family, 3 people	86,269	16.32%
Nonfamily, 3 people	3,570	0.68%
Family, 4 people	89,673	16.96%
Nonfamily, 4 people	1,419	0.27%
Family, 5 people	55,269	10.46%
Nonfamily, 5 people	555	0.10%
Family, 6 people	27,649	5.23%
Nonfamily, 6 people	236	0.04%
Family, 7 or more people	24,803	4.69%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	160	0.03%

San Bernardino County Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	871,770	31.42%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	262,122	9.45%
Public Assistance	68,454	2.47%
Retirement	167,923	6.05%
Self Employment	122,268	4.41%
Social Security	233,663	8.42%
Supplemental Security	61,118	2.20%
Wage / Salary	838,906	30.24%
Other	148,302	5.35%

San Bernardino County Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	262,544	43.65%
With children under 18	338,944	56.35%

San Bernardino County Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	100,357	8.21%
Married	716,653	58.59%
Never Married	378,551	30.95%
Widowed	27,528	2.25%

San Bernardino County Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	141,295	11.17%
Married	710,686	56.20%
Never Married	310,185	24.53%
Widowed	102,391	8.10%

San Bernardino County Family Lawyers help clients with family law issues, such as marriage, divorce, domestic partnerships, adoptions, paternity, annulment, child support, custody, division of property, alimony, palimony, restraining orders, spousal support, uncontested divorce and visitation rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Education Information Back to top
San Bernardino County Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	224,249	9.67%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	390,541	16.85%
High school diploma or equivalent	610,805	26.35%
Some college, no degree	606,982	26.19%
Associate degree	160,355	6.92%
Bachelors degree	215,637	9.30%
Graduate or professional degree	109,325	4.72%

San Bernardino County Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	31,827	1.86%	20,902	1.22%	52,729	3.08%
Kindergarten	59,070	3.46%	6,828	0.40%	65,898	3.85%
Grades 1-4	250,750	14.67%	18,175	1.06%	268,925	15.73%
Grades 5-8	244,287	14.29%	16,385	0.96%	260,672	15.25%
Grades 9-12	231,218	13.53%	15,166	0.89%	246,384	14.41%
Undergrad college	154,201	9.02%	29,150	1.71%	183,351	10.73%
Graduate or professional school	17,460	1.02%	15,780	0.92%	33,240	1.94%
Total	988,813	57.84%	122,386	7.16%	1,111,199	65.00%

San Bernardino County Education Lawyers represent colleges, school districts, other educational institutions, and students in the practice of education law. They handle issues related to No Child Left Behind, special education, and disability rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Business Information Back to top
: $21,191,081,000
: $15,969,020,000
: $1,841,198,000
: $14,298,219
: 124,825
San Bernardino County Businesses Changes By Year

Year - Type	Business Births	Business Deaths	Business Expansions	Business Contractions	Stable Businesses
1999 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
1999 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	176	163	397	301	305
1999 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	4	4	3	7	6
1999 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	21	24	63	77	49
1999 - Construction	367	254	922	601	495
1999 - Educational Services	28	26	77	49	42
1999 - Finance & Insurance	210	139	319	287	402
1999 - Health Care & Social Assistance	281	230	771	539	895
1999 - Information	45	37	80	86	77
1999 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	14	13	32	40	31
1999 - Manufacturing	163	150	790	624	349
1999 - Mining	4	4	15	14	4
1999 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	288	220	721	552	927
1999 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	251	186	388	326	587
1999 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	138	107	267	208	406
1999 - Retail Trade	430	427	1,257	1,149	1,189
1999 - Transportation & Warehousing	122	102	280	182	178
1999 - Unclassified	123	63	19	12	25
1999 - Utilities	6	6	18	21	19
1999 - Wholesale Trade	168	181	571	414	476
1999 - Total	2,839	2,336	6,990	5,489	6,462
2000 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2000 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	155	176	392	314	306
2000 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	3	3	5	6	7
2000 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	21	27	91	46	43
2000 - Construction	357	322	848	724	500
2000 - Educational Services	26	18	95	46	39
2000 - Finance & Insurance	160	153	289	336	445
2000 - Health Care & Social Assistance	273	247	839	601	804
2000 - Information	68	39	71	85	92
2000 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	18	14	42	29	35
2000 - Manufacturing	172	152	811	620	351
2000 - Mining	2	2	16	10	8
2000 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	279	269	687	608	927
2000 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	188	188	423	336	612
2000 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	120	110	285	244	390
2000 - Retail Trade	434	429	1,359	1,044	1,203
2000 - Transportation & Warehousing	117	108	295	200	168
2000 - Unclassified	159	78	19	11	28
2000 - Utilities	11	0	24	21	20
2000 - Wholesale Trade	202	178	556	412	475
2000 - Total	2,765	2,513	7,147	5,693	6,453
2001 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2001 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	199	175	354	341	301
2001 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	9	2	5	9	7
2001 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	28	20	59	72	53
2001 - Construction	357	311	893	721	517
2001 - Educational Services	42	15	77	68	47
2001 - Finance & Insurance	176	162	381	291	399
2001 - Health Care & Social Assistance	267	211	863	609	830
2001 - Information	58	66	57	68	128
2001 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	6	15	40	37	32
2001 - Manufacturing	160	164	744	710	360
2001 - Mining	0	3	13	11	8
2001 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	252	254	757	609	899
2001 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	231	188	429	349	596
2001 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	130	125	267	221	422
2001 - Retail Trade	401	429	1,244	1,152	1,236
2001 - Transportation & Warehousing	149	120	254	242	175
2001 - Unclassified	94	75	17	16	38
2001 - Utilities	8	5	12	33	26
2001 - Wholesale Trade	207	161	533	438	524
2001 - Total	2,774	2,501	6,999	5,997	6,598
2002 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2002 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	239	175	396	336	300
2002 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	4	5	13	7	6
2002 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	35	32	70	62	50
2002 - Construction	419	319	893	746	525
2002 - Educational Services	48	22	93	73	45
2002 - Finance & Insurance	231	139	385	281	443
2002 - Health Care & Social Assistance	354	208	878	714	779
2002 - Information	71	54	76	110	74
2002 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	25	15	26	36	39
2002 - Manufacturing	158	196	600	798	399
2002 - Mining	3	4	6	16	8
2002 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	286	234	719	703	882
2002 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	311	184	459	356	618
2002 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	151	130	272	255	394
2002 - Retail Trade	539	452	1,291	1,259	1,052
2002 - Transportation & Warehousing	154	133	245	241	200
2002 - Unclassified	29	78	2	3	6
2002 - Utilities	6	7	31	15	28
2002 - Wholesale Trade	237	194	514	524	488
2002 - Total	3,300	2,581	6,969	6,535	6,336
2003 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2003 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	198	177	404	353	269
2003 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	6	3	7	11	8
2003 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	50	23	84	69	50
2003 - Construction	419	363	915	759	548
2003 - Educational Services	36	31	104	74	53
2003 - Finance & Insurance	168	147	433	266	490
2003 - Health Care & Social Assistance	272	210	869	763	898
2003 - Information	43	40	69	73	152
2003 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	13	11	43	40	38
2003 - Manufacturing	166	188	675	698	432
2003 - Mining	3	1	15	7	9
2003 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	290	274	747	687	939
2003 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	274	207	485	367	699
2003 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	195	98	294	229	468
2003 - Retail Trade	532	414	1,447	1,159	1,119
2003 - Transportation & Warehousing	165	106	297	260	241
2003 - Unclassified	67	26	2	2	6
2003 - Utilities	5	5	20	25	30
2003 - Wholesale Trade	193	197	644	506	538
2003 - Total	3,095	2,521	7,554	6,348	6,987
2004 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2004 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	223	190	407	357	295
2004 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	5	2	9	8	11
2004 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	57	29	75	81	67
2004 - Construction	444	391	1,004	753	547
2004 - Educational Services	33	32	101	79	59
2004 - Finance & Insurance	215	155	431	336	449
2004 - Health Care & Social Assistance	309	253	869	702	987
2004 - Information	63	50	102	108	92
2004 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	10	9	36	31	38
2004 - Manufacturing	158	183	666	715	424
2004 - Mining	1	4	9	14	10
2004 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	243	272	660	660	936
2004 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	265	229	479	420	679
2004 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	176	106	312	249	511
2004 - Retail Trade	458	428	1,446	1,131	1,156
2004 - Transportation & Warehousing	182	148	333	297	299
2004 - Unclassified	61	41	10	10	14
2004 - Utilities	0	7	37	15	29
2004 - Wholesale Trade	201	200	582	539	606
2004 - Total	3,104	2,729	7,568	6,505	7,209
2005 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2005 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	215	169	416	345	355
2005 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	5	8	8	3	11
2005 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	49	37	73	94	73
2005 - Construction	543	394	942	816	584
2005 - Educational Services	43	40	95	72	63
2005 - Finance & Insurance	261	146	368	377	542
2005 - Health Care & Social Assistance	319	225	852	839	947
2005 - Information	46	44	94	113	116
2005 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	10	7	42	31	37
2005 - Manufacturing	125	171	714	672	411
2005 - Mining	2	3	14	10	7
2005 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	361	275	645	683	898
2005 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	322	227	495	444	705
2005 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	272	161	305	271	496
2005 - Retail Trade	518	402	1,428	1,221	1,129
2005 - Transportation & Warehousing	178	151	348	289	320
2005 - Unclassified	41	50	4	8	17
2005 - Utilities	4	1	25	18	37
2005 - Wholesale Trade	223	183	588	509	643
2005 - Total	3,537	2,694	7,456	6,815	7,391

Wholesale Trade Business Lawyers provide services for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, contracts, franchising and business litigation. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Public Benefits Information Back to top
San Bernardino County Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	2,799,948	84.16%
Below Poverty Level	526,988	15.84%

San Bernardino County Government Finances By Year

Year	Property Taxes	Other Taxes	Intergov. Revenue	Utility Revenue	Employee Retirement Revenue	Other Revenue	Total Revenue	Salaries & Wages	Total Debt	Total Cash & Securities
1970	$50,377	$4,701	$71,248	$0	$3,578	$15,205	$140,408	$46,809	$7,174	$58,082
1971	$59,515	$5,392	$78,074	$0	$3,578	$20,838	$162,005	$55,407	$24,176	$55,485
1972	$66,198	$5,955	$86,311	$0	$8,067	$25,517	$186,093	$58,616	$24,737	$96,241
1973	$72,904	$8,147	$112,370	$0	$9,700	$17,998	$212,972	$69,821	$22,499	$126,819
1974	$74,440	$7,837	$113,005	$0	$10,820	$20,183	$218,448	$86,807	$36,427	$155,451
1975	$76,413	$8,452	$116,551	$1	$11,712	$31,039	$235,716	$95,737	$48,043	$176,118
1976	$85,601	$10,061	$133,990	$1,042	$14,069	$32,923	$267,625	$109,913	$51,606	$237,981
1977	$93,173	$12,579	$159,563	$284	$17,783	$39,039	$309,842	$108,074	$50,547	$235,162
1978	$99,820	$14,759	$195,171	$0	$22,453	$44,147	$361,591	$126,683	$24,708	$249,820
1979	$53,623	$16,141	$243,197	$223	$26,774	$47,305	$371,122	$132,154	$28,414	$284,631
1980	$67,554	$16,696	$259,167	$204	$35,576	$56,341	$418,842	$149,568	$30,210	$287,297
1981	$77,966	$17,013	$323,878	$246	$44,259	$57,568	$503,917	$170,536	$28,070	$279,190
1982	$84,045	$17,647	$334,890	$379	$34,534	$76,759	$530,607	$172,349	$61,855	$345,622
1983	$100,320	$18,886	$347,073	$647	$43,946	$84,296	$576,282	$197,004	$213,530	$532,845
1984	$107,270	$24,751	$384,045	$2,821	$55,120	$112,371	$661,627	$205,087	$241,573	$665,972
1985	$118,361	$25,830	$411,694	$4,517	$55,120	$129,917	$719,609	$203,112	$468,180	$866,377
1986	$135,553	$29,493	$468,027	$5,164	$46,086	$165,627	$820,457	$259,390	$600,737	$1,107,411
1987	$148,258	$34,388	$505,169	$6,352	$129,586	$194,677	$984,042	$269,488	$648,726	$1,220,342
1988	$171,904	$37,304	$546,388	$7,918	$40,730	$239,408	$1,006,348	$297,832	$703,700	$1,228,565
1989	$188,924	$38,323	$619,730	$9,879	$56,746	$217,352	$1,092,631	$308,133	$938,148	$1,596,197
1990	$215,288	$35,104	$772,513	$11,931	$78,103	$303,419	$1,381,254	$388,371	$935,727	$1,601,420
1991	$240,580	$34,779	$869,445	$8,917	$92,923	$284,105	$1,495,970	$435,829	$937,654	$1,635,119
1992	$259,147	$32,451	$1,034,912	$4,312	$92,159	$298,087	$1,688,617	$460,921	$1,229,440	$2,048,304
1993	$249,043	$26,990	$1,060,186	$2,770	$79,641	$262,716	$1,654,356	$445,759	$1,225,220	$2,101,752
1994	$201,677	$23,682	$1,194,951	$3,050	$81,714	$272,131	$1,753,523	$455,083	$1,783,715	$2,722,263
1995	$156,766	$23,497	$1,223,610	$2,905	$76,457	$315,758	$1,775,496	$489,208	$1,547,579	$2,643,165
1996	$146,413	$23,414	$1,235,963	$4,174	$131,529	$306,962	$1,825,041	$502,380	$1,419,333	$2,818,459
1997	$170,752	$27,035	$1,275,338	$4,376	$177,912	$258,781	$1,887,159	$517,742	$1,259,657	$2,804,237
1998	$175,477	$34,332	$1,283,058	$3,481	$449,312	$277,670	$2,188,998	$531,109	$1,385,429	$3,135,834
1999	$195,282	$35,998	$1,426,336	$3,481	$299,307	$270,021	$2,194,427	$546,151	$1,572,168	$3,568,733
2000	$176,560	$34,319	$1,448,349	$3,481	$449,596	$518,740	$2,596,726	$566,384	$1,381,130	$3,959,905
2001	$217,859	$42,126	$1,665,052	$4,873	$255,966	$816,678	$2,960,428	$583,376	$1,335,209	$4,165,183
2002	$164,138	$38,044	$1,731,829	$5,253	$0	$780,127	$2,681,347	$665,241	$1,746,498	$4,154,537
2003	$198,438	$39,879	$1,671,571	$5,312	$60,586	$857,826	$2,793,733	$734,768	$1,696,104	$4,413,411
2004	$189,405	$47,576	$1,843,226	$9,487	$593,671	$872,467	$3,508,256	$970,578	$2,023,896	$5,323,069
2005	$277,307	$51,847	$1,977,484	$0	$471,309	$990,101	$3,716,201	$992,694	$1,957,905	$6,198,888
2006	$326,196	$57,161	$2,042,823	$0	$628,993	$863,495	$3,861,507	$1,068,762	$1,911,600	$6,561,435

Year	Education	Financial Control	Public Buildings	Public Health	Transportation	Parks & Recreation	Total Expenses
Year	Protective Services	Welfare	Interest On General Debt	Utilities	Employee Retirement	Other	Total Expenses
1970	$5,514	$12,781	$3,275	$19,290	$8,558	$1,928	$145,887
1970	$5,177	$66,359	$223	$0	$1,763	$21,019	$145,887
1971	$5,850	$14,072	$2,890	$21,311	$10,127	$2,312	$169,317
1971	$6,115	$69,041	$920	$0	$1,763	$34,916	$169,317
1972	$8,003	$15,420	$4,473	$26,019	$9,792	$2,522	$179,242
1972	$7,569	$71,731	$967	$0	$3,840	$28,906	$179,242
1973	$5,718	$18,406	$4,507	$30,502	$11,114	$5,041	$200,680
1973	$8,597	$72,194	$1,258	$0	$4,556	$38,787	$200,680
1974	$8,710	$20,421	$10,896	$33,686	$12,333	$5,766	$212,903
1974	$9,489	$61,290	$1,129	$0	$5,629	$43,554	$212,903
1975	$9,186	$23,862	$12,309	$45,197	$10,674	$4,948	$238,569
1975	$10,735	$57,638	$1,781	$575	$6,565	$55,099	$238,569
1976	$10,117	$25,858	$6,168	$48,677	$9,676	$7,218	$263,038
1976	$11,646	$68,675	$2,885	$1,352	$7,092	$63,674	$263,038
1977	$14,140	$26,697	$5,476	$43,773	$8,685	$6,636	$291,074
1977	$13,598	$92,959	$3,073	$545	$9,876	$65,616	$291,074
1978	$11,464	$32,368	$5,870	$51,395	$12,857	$8,035	$346,203
1978	$16,255	$105,073	$1,385	$0	$11,399	$90,102	$346,203
1979	$11,528	$31,501	$5,967	$52,201	$18,827	$4,395	$344,986
1979	$18,142	$94,243	$1,544	$1,374	$13,997	$91,267	$344,986
1980	$10,676	$34,797	$4,656	$59,820	$25,218	$6,953	$407,917
1980	$22,709	$115,090	$1,966	$3,961	$17,625	$104,446	$407,917
1981	$28,670	$40,350	$4,467	$67,168	$21,720	$9,570	$493,280
1981	$35,819	$156,119	$2,174	$1,151	$18,233	$107,839	$493,280
1982	$29,875	$42,713	$9,354	$70,172	$18,777	$7,544	$514,558
1982	$29,674	$184,476	$3,624	$1,884	$22,268	$94,197	$514,558
1983	$21,009	$58,712	$4,155	$78,607	$14,042	$6,834	$551,089
1983	$32,258	$196,621	$12,073	$6,021	$23,425	$97,332	$551,089
1984	$23,002	$50,557	$7,084	$82,689	$21,164	$7,768	$603,326
1984	$34,065	$219,055	$25,806	$5,062	$26,201	$100,873	$603,326
1985	$24,000	$61,426	$9,492	$91,289	$22,070	$9,082	$678,430
1985	$39,414	$237,647	$33,511	$10,324	$26,201	$113,974	$678,430
1986	$27,808	$69,441	$4,586	$103,631	$33,944	$10,819	$810,068
1986	$46,462	$257,406	$45,393	$7,440	$33,314	$169,824	$810,068
1987	$34,803	$78,694	$7,214	$113,458	$35,360	$12,266	$1,005,208
1987	$51,262	$291,897	$70,813	$8,910	$37,214	$263,317	$1,005,208
1988	$34,336	$87,522	$7,737	$125,634	$33,265	$13,020	$1,039,185
1988	$61,054	$318,256	$73,103	$22,120	$41,172	$221,966	$1,039,185
1989	$40,688	$93,535	$5,896	$139,131	$26,627	$10,988	$1,108,102
1989	$64,950	$382,747	$78,057	$16,124	$43,812	$205,547	$1,108,102
1990	$46,679	$103,956	$7,066	$164,560	$32,290	$15,491	$1,322,095
1990	$67,965	$437,223	$79,395	$37,140	$47,407	$282,923	$1,322,095
1991	$65,585	$117,570	$8,117	$213,938	$29,390	$15,289	$1,470,488
1991	$71,287	$497,983	$67,554	$15,265	$51,108	$317,402	$1,470,488
1992	$60,383	$120,177	$7,815	$295,241	$30,539	$14,347	$1,696,628
1992	$84,190	$596,106	$79,051	$6,707	$56,448	$345,624	$1,696,628
1993	$56,127	$120,572	$10,866	$313,200	$30,360	$25,337	$1,648,030
1993	$89,197	$618,685	$65,054	$5,551	$60,327	$252,754	$1,648,030
1994	$60,930	$136,246	$4,760	$315,948	$42,456	$29,986	$1,779,411
1994	$96,884	$682,732	$69,654	$4,706	$64,904	$270,205	$1,779,411
1995	$67,544	$144,125	$4,394	$360,206	$32,557	$15,815	$1,947,819
1995	$116,470	$722,187	$76,985	$6,797	$65,238	$335,501	$1,947,819
1996	$74,284	$147,803	$4,657	$425,505	$4,125	$14,495	$1,916,865
1996	$106,508	$673,296	$56,652	$5,783	$71,639	$332,118	$1,916,865
1997	$110,713	$154,715	$5,157	$403,075	$31,759	$12,946	$1,961,647
1997	$118,878	$655,893	$54,457	$5,777	$80,318	$327,959	$1,961,647
1998	$126,193	$144,768	$6,071	$395,657	$31,251	$12,190	$1,959,064
1998	$117,664	$614,649	$55,751	$5,440	$88,584	$360,846	$1,959,064
1999	$217,547	$180,178	$7,303	$374,464	$34,443	$13,566	$2,160,462
1999	$139,414	$663,352	$55,604	$5,440	$96,581	$372,570	$2,160,462
2000	$244,463	$161,995	$6,846	$459,344	$30,171	$12,586	$2,282,573
2000	$150,693	$672,049	$59,918	$5,440	$109,702	$369,366	$2,282,573
2001	$256,636	$171,272	$10,840	$459,030	$49,407	$22,032	$2,748,963
2001	$379,263	$716,528	$79,128	$4,751	$122,752	$477,324	$2,748,963
2002	$298,397	$196,605	$38,268	$510,522	$56,079	$10,476	$2,949,830
2002	$394,870	$750,576	$69,883	$5,203	$133,351	$485,600	$2,949,830
2003	$309,231	$203,808	$30,348	$612,833	$46,977	$15,194	$2,905,386
2003	$239,399	$752,667	$65,824	$5,200	$144,923	$478,982	$2,905,386
2004	$319,765	$225,523	$27,179	$669,891	$38,980	$13,150	$2,949,780
2004	$198,562	$882,445	$45,124	$4,634	$187,691	$336,836	$2,949,780
2005	$348,500	$235,820	$27,116	$695,756	$46,256	$20,985	$3,318,681
2005	$204,195	$897,094	$114,435	$0	$185,968	$542,556	$3,318,681
2006	$378,666	$246,531	$30,345	$595,684	$74,467	$17,982	$3,334,765
2006	$242,462	$799,420	$115,616	$0	$203,888	$629,704	$3,334,765

San Bernardino County Public Benefits Lawyers assess the range of local, state and federal government benefits to which their clients may be entitled and help them apply for such programs, as well as appeal decisions denying such benefits to their clients. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Criminal Information Back to top
: 16,959
San Bernardino County Crimes Per 1,000 People By Type And Year

Year	Aggravated Assault	Forcible Rape	Murder / Manslaughter	Arson	Burglary	Larceny / Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft
1990	6.451	0.473	0.140	0.559	18.585	32.491	10.287
1991	4.976	0.387	0.123	0.399	17.536	29.831	9.237
1992	7.351	0.496	0.160	0.384	18.541	31.203	10.819
1993	6.859	0.440	0.165	0.399	18.327	29.238	10.975
1994	5.871	0.415	0.156	0.480	17.611	29.079	12.138
1995	5.774	0.383	0.144	0.472	15.834	27.349	11.648
1996	4.739	0.334	0.117	0.503	13.787	25.081	9.972

San Bernardino County Criminal Lawyers represent defendants in municipal, state and federal criminal proceedings. These lawyers commonly handle cases involving DUI/DWI (drunk driving), drug possession, gun crimes, traffic tickets, violent crimes, sex crimes, theft offenses and white collar crimes. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
: 52,000
San Bernardino County Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	306,936	17.96%
10-19 Years	299,332	17.51%
20-29 Years	239,337	14.00%
30-39 Years	264,271	15.46%
40-49 Years	246,307	14.41%
50-59 Years	156,310	9.14%
60-69 Years	93,732	5.48%
70-79 Years	68,962	4.03%
80-89 Years	29,143	1.70%
90+ Years	5,104	0.30%

San Bernardino County Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	853,024	49.90%
Female	856,410	50.10%

San Bernardino County Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	752,222	44.00%
Hispanic/Latino	669,387	39.16%
African-American	150,201	8.79%
Asian	78,154	4.57%
Multiracial	42,240	2.47%
Amerindian	9,804	0.57%
Pacific Islander	4,387	0.26%
Other Race	3,039	0.18%

San Bernardino County Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	German	355,086	20.47%
2.	Irish	254,396	14.67%
3.	English	240,602	13.87%
4.	United States Or American	137,362	7.92%
5.	Italian	124,923	7.20%
6.	French Non-Basque	85,517	4.93%
7.	Dutch	55,439	3.20%
8.	Scottish	45,804	2.64%
9.	Scotch Irish	43,097	2.48%
10.	Swedish	43,080	2.48%

San Bernardino County Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	2,071,647	66.02%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	869,320	27.70%
3.	Tagalog	34,278	1.09%
4.	Chinese	20,115	0.64%
5.	Vietnamese	19,002	0.61%
6.	Other Pacific Island	14,072	0.45%
7.	German	12,596	0.40%
8.	Korean	12,116	0.39%
9.	Arabic	11,706	0.37%
10.	French	7,846	0.25%

San Bernardino County Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	2,782,915	81.36%
Naturalized immigrant	242,042	7.08%
Not a citizen	395,630	11.57%

San Bernardino County Immigration Lawyers help clients navigate through the federal immigration process. They help workers secure temporary visas (H1-B, fiances obtain K-1 visas, and permanent immigrants apply for Green Cards or citizenship. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Civil Rights Lawyers represent clients who have been illegally discriminated against on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and national origin. If you have suffered employment discrimination, sexual harassment, or have been treated differently by a hotel, restaurant, or other public accommodation, a civil rights lawyer can help you determine whether your rights were violated and what types of redress are available. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

San Bernardino County Cities Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Adelanto	Fort Irwin	Oro Grande
Amboy	Grand Terrace	Parker Dam
Angelus Oaks	Green Valley Lake	Patton
Apple Valley	Guasti	Phelan
Arrowhead	Helendale	Pinon Hills
Baker	Hesperia	Pioneertown
Barstow	Highland	Rancho Cucamonga
Big Bear	Hinkley	Red Mountain
Big Bear City	Joshua Tree	Redlands
Big Bear Lake	Lake Arrowhead	Rialto
Big River	Landers	Rimforest
Bloomington	Lenwood	Running Springs
Blue Jay	Loma Linda	San Antonio Heights
Bluewater	Lucerne Valley	San Bernardino
Bryn Mawr	Ludlow	Searles Valley
Cedar Glen	Lytle Creek	Skyforest
Cedarpines Park	Mentone	Sugarloaf
Chino	Montclair	Trona
Chino Hills	Morongo Valley	Twentynine Palms
Cima	Mount Baldy-Wrightwood	Twin Peaks
Colton	Mountain Pass	Upland
Crest Park	Mountain View Acres	Victorville
Crestline	Muscoy	Vidal
Daggett	Nebo Center	Wrightwood
Earp	Needles	Yermo
Essex	Newberry Springs	Yucaipa
Fawnskin	Newberry-Baker	Yucca Valley
Fontana	Nipton
Forest Falls	Ontario

San Bernardino County Zip Codes Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

91701	92316	92372
91708	92317	92373
91709	92318	92374
91710	92321	92375
91729	92322	92376
91730	92323	92377
91737	92324	92378
91739	92325	92382
91743	92326	92385
91758	92327	92386
91761	92329	92391
91762	92331	92392
91763	92332	92393
91764	92333	92394
91784	92334	92395
91785	92335	92397
91786	92336	92398
91798	92337	92399
92242	92338	92401
92252	92339	92402
92256	92340	92403
92267	92341	92404
92268	92342	92405
92277	92344	92406
92278	92345	92407
92280	92346	92408
92284	92347	92410
92285	92350	92411
92286	92352	92412
92301	92354	92413
92304	92356	92414
92305	92357	92415
92307	92358	92418
92308	92359	92423
92309	92363	92424
92310	92364	92427
92311	92365	93558
92312	92366	93562
92313	92368	93592
92314	92369
92315	92371

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Can a Public High School Punish a Student for Asking a Question that Refers to “Illegal Aliens”? Part One in a Two-Part Series

In this first of a two-part series of columns discussing a recent incident at a North Carolina high school where a student was suspended for using the term “illegal alien” in class, UC Davis Law professor Vikram David Amar and Illinois Law professor Jason Mazzone explain the relevant First Amendment case law surrounding student speech in public K-12 schools.