Diversity in Riverside County

Race: Not as Clear Cut as We May ThinkCaucasian

Race: Not as Clear Cut as We May ThinkAsian

Race: Not as Clear Cut as We May ThinkBlack

Residents Are From All Walks of Life

A Myriad of Belief Systems Exist Here

We Are Among the Leading Counties in

Diversification

Majority-Minority and "Tipping Point" Counties,

2007 (Total Population)

Percent Minority, 2007

TOTAL POPULATION

50% or greater

40% to 49.9%

Less than 40%

Residents Vary in Acculturation

• Non US Citizens

may still be very

Westernized,

regardless of

country of origin

• Big generational

differences

Adjustment to mainstream Western culture

Southern California: Study in Diversity

Among the most diverse regions in

the country

8 Counties (San Diego to Kern)

• 23.3M estimated population in 2010

• Flat Growth from 2004 (ending decline)

to 2010

• Growth focused on inland counties

Los Angeles County

• 71% are minorities (racial or ethnic)

• 1 of every 14 minorities in the country

Population Growth

Riverside County

1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2005

Riverside County v. California

Riverside

County

California

Population 2.1 million 37 million

Growth 2000 to 2008 36% 8.5%

< 5 years 8% 7%

<18years 28% 26%

65+ 11.5% 11.2%

Female 50% 50%

Number 1 in Growth in Ca; Number 64 in U.S.

Riverside Migration

Net Migration 2000-2008:

Riverside grew by: + 500,000

Los Angeles County declined by: - 368,000

Orange County declined by: - 52,000

San Diego County declined by: - 10,000

Immigration

Most Common Places of Birth For

the Foreign-Born Residents (%):

Mexico 66%

Philippines 5%

Canada 3%

Guatemala 2%

El Salvador 2%

United Kingdom 2%

South Korea 1%

Mexico Philippines Canada Guatemala El Salvador U.K. South Korea

70%

0%

Riverside County v. California

Riverside County California

White 84% (42%NH) 77% (42%NH)

Black 7% 7%

American Indian 1% 1%

Asian 6% 12%

Hispanic 44% 37%

2+ Races 2% 3%

Riverside County v. California

Riverside County California

Same house in

1995 & 2000

47% 50%

Foreign Born 19% 26%

*ESL at home 33% 40%

HS Grad 75% 77%

Bachelor’s 17% 27%

Income (Md.) 58k 60k

*71% speak English well; 29% not well or not at all

Riverside County Economy

Riverside County California

Foreclosures

Rate*

1 in 17

households

1 in 34

households

Unemployment

Rate**

15.1% 12.6%

Most common industry for males in Riverside County (18%) and

California overall (12.5%) is construction; many more males are

unemployed than females. Men have lost 74% of jobs since 12/07.

*2009

**February 2010 data

Variability in Riverside Diversity:

Each City is Different

Riverside Communities:

Socioeconomic Data

Wealthiest Cities:

1. Indian Wells - $120k

2. Rancho Mirage

3. Murrieta

4. Corona

5. Temecula

6. La Quinta - $71k(fastest growing)

Least Wealthy Cities:

1. Hemet - $32k

2. Desert Hot Springs

3. Coachella

4. Perris

5. Beaumont

6. Banning – $41k

Riverside - $52k

Palm Springs - $46k (retirees, second homes)

Riverside County Communities

Corona Indio Palm S. Riverside Temecula

Black 6% 3% 4% 7% 7%

Asian 8% 2% 4% 6% 6%

Hisp. 36% 75% 24% 38% 38%

Female 51% 50% 48% 51% 51%

H.S. 81% 56% 82% 77% 77%

College 22% 9% 27% 19% 19%

ESL 36% 64% 28% 35% 35%

Communities: Age Ranges

Corona Indio Palm S. Riverside Temecula

< 5 10% 10% 5% 8% 9%

<18 33% 35% 17% 30% 35%

65 + 6% 9% 26% 9% 7%

Sexual Minorities and Gender

• Palm Springs year round (jury eligible) population is estimated to be 35% gay/lesbian.

• Females comprise approximately 50% of the population in most Riverside Communities.

• Palm Springs is the exception.

• Females only comprise 48% due to a greater number of gay men in that community.

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