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See the most expensive homes sold in each North Jersey county in April - Vimarsana News

See the most expensive homes sold in each North Jersey county in April

From a $4.8 million stone mansion to a lakefront house with 162 feet of private shoreline, these were North Jersey's priciest home sales in April.

Source: yahoo.com
Memphis Police Chief Faces Uphill Battle to Keep Job - Vimarsana News

Memphis Police Chief Faces Uphill Battle to Keep Job

This is not the final vote on Davis’ reappointment — the matter must go to the full city council for a final vote in regular session, in two weeks. There are signs Davis will not have the support to keep her job.

Some cities say the census missed a lot of their residents - Vimarsana News

Some cities say the census missed a lot of their residents

Two years after census 2020, many cities and states say the count wildly underestimated their residents, costing them significant federal and state money for the social services and infrastructure their areas need.

Census Bureau checks count's accuracy with Post-Enumeration Survey : NPR - Vimarsana News

Census Bureau checks count's accuracy with Post-Enumeration Survey : NPR

A final round of door knocking for a follow-up survey is now set to last until early 2022, raising concerns about whether the bureau can determine which groups were undercounted in the 2020 census.

Source: npr.org
Census Takers Worry That Apartment Renters Were Undercounted - Vimarsana News

Census Takers Worry That Apartment Renters Were Undercounted

Overlooking people in the nation’s 44 million rental homes carries a potentially high price. Because the census helps determine how $1.5 trillion in federal money is spent each year, the lower numbers would mean less government help to pay for schools, roads and medical services in those communities. Around 36% of homes in the U.S. are occupied by renters, up from 33% during the last census a decade ago. Under the best of circumstances, renters are among the hardest people to count because they tend to be more transient and are more likely to live below the poverty line. They also tend to b...