Los Angeles, CA, US

According to the information provided by the US Census Bureau for the year 2017, Los Angeles has a total population of 1,649,761 (50.8%) individuals with 1,599,871 inhabitants being male (49.2%).

In comparison, the proportions of male and female citizens in the United States of America are 48.8 percent and 51.2 percent, respectively.

The data list for gender is as follows:

• Male - 1,599,871 (49.2% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)
• Female - 1,649,761 (50.8% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)

The majority of Los Angeles families have incomes $60k - $100k (19.6%), $10k - $25k (17.3%), and $40k - $60k (14.8%), according to 2017 US Census statistics.

In comparison United States of America most dominant household income ranges are: $60k - $100k (22.3%), $40k - $60k (16.2%) and $10k - $25k (14.6%).

The data list for income is as follows:

• Total - 1,364,227 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Less than $10k - 99,352 (7.3% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)
• $10k - $25k - 236,508 (17.3% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• $25k - $40k - 189,693 (13.9% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• $40k - $60k - 202,485 (14.8% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• $60k - $100k - 267,495 (19.6% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• $100k - $125k - 107,422 (7.9% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• $125k - $150k - 67,193 (4.9% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• $150k - $200k - 80,989 (5.9% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• More than $200k - 113,090 (8.3% of Los Angeles, 1.5% of US)

The average age of a man in Los Angeles is 34.4 years old, while the average age of a woman is 36.1 years old, according to the information provided by the US Census in 2017.

In contrast, in the United States of America, the average male age is 36.5 years old, while the average female age is 39.1 years old.

Below is the data for median age statistics:

• Total - 35.2
• Male - 34.4
• Female - 36.1

According to 2017 US census statistics, the predominant age groups in the Los Angeles are as follows: 35 - 49 years (21.3%), less than 18 yrs (21.3%), and 25 - 34 years (17.6%).

In contrast, the most prominent age categories in United States of America are: less than 18 yrs (22.9%), 50 - 64 years (19.6%), and 35 - 49 years (19.2%).

Below is the data for age groups statistics:

• Total - 3,949,776 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Less than 18 yrs - 840,195 (21.3% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• 18 - 24 years - 424,055 (10.7% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• 25 - 34 years - 696,506 (17.6% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• 35 - 49 years - 840,788 (21.3% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• 50 - 64 years - 685,394 (17.4% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• 65 - 84 years - 395,332 (10% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• More than 85 yrs - 67,506 (1.7% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)

According to data from the 2017 United States Census, the two most prevalent marital statuses in Los Angeles are never married (45.8%) and now married (41.3%).

Married (50.2%) and never married (33.1%) are the most prevalent marriage statuses in United States of America.

Data used in the data for marital status statistics chart is as following:

• Total - 3,249,632 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Married - 1,341,329 (41.3% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• Never Married - 1,489,213 (45.8% of Los Angeles, 1.7% of US)
• Divorced - 268,874 (8.3% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• Widowed - 150,216 (4.6% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)

According to 2017 US census statistics, the most common household education levels in Los Angeles are: bachelor's degree (21.8 percent), unifinished high-school (20.3 percent) and high-school diploma (17.9 percent).

Among the United States of America population, the three largest household education levels categories are high-school diploma (23.3%), unfinished college (20.8%), and bachelor's degree (19.1%).

The data list for education is as follows:

• No Schooling - 89,478 (3.3% of Los Angeles, 2.9% of US)
• Unifinished High-school - 543,895 (20.3% of Los Angeles, 2.2% of US)
• High-school Diploma - 481,561 (17.9% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• GED or alt. creds - 41,761 (1.6% of Los Angeles, 0.5% of US)
• Unfinished College - 479,069 (17.8% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Associate's degree - 162,892 (6.1% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• Bachelor's degree - 584,132 (21.8% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• Master's degree - 194,456 (7.2% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Professional School degree - 72,249 (2.7% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• Doctorate degree - 36,033 (1.3% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)

The most widely spoken languages in Los Angeles are spanish (42.6% of the population), only english (40.4%), and asian and pacific islands (8.6%), according to statistics from the 2017 United States Census.

In contrast, the most prevalent spoken languages in United States of America are: english only (78.7%), spanish (13.2%), and other indo-european (3.6%).

Below is the data for languages spoken statistics:

• Total - 3,705,957 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• English only - 1,498,225 (40.4% of Los Angeles, 0.6% of US)
• Spanish - 1,578,442 (42.6% of Los Angeles, 4% of US)
• Other Indo-European - 258,731 (7% of Los Angeles, 2.4% of US)
• Asian and Pacific Islands - 319,241 (8.6% of Los Angeles, 3.1% of US)
• Other Languages - 51,318 (1.4% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)

2017 US Census statistics show that white make up the largest share of the population in the Los Angeles, followed by other (22.9) and asian (11.7).

White (73%), african american (12.7%), and asian (5.4%) are the three most prevalent ethnic diversity groups in United States of America.

Below is the data for ethnic diversity statistics:

• Total - 3,949,776 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• White - 2,061,262 (52.2% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• African American - 351,971 (8.9% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• American Indian & Alaska Native - 27,961 (0.7% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Asian - 460,345 (11.7% of Los Angeles, 2.7% of US)
• Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander - 6,903 (0.2% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Two or more ethnicities - 138,635 (3.5% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• Other - 902,699 (22.9% of Los Angeles, 5.8% of US)

According to 2017 US census statistics, 59.9% of Los Angeles households are made up of families, while just 40.1% of homes are made up of people living alone or with roommates.

In contrast, the percentage of family households in United States of America

The data list for household types is as follows:

• Total - 1,364,227 (100% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Family households, Married-couple family - 523,836 (38.4% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• Family households, Other family - 293,832 (21.5% of Los Angeles, 1.4% of US)
• Family households, Other family, Male householder no wife present - 92,544 (6.8% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• Family households, Other family, Female householder no husband present - 201,288 (14.8% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)
• Nonfamily households, Householder living alone - 411,403 (30.2% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)
• Nonfamily households, Householder not living alone - 135,156 (9.9% of Los Angeles, 1.8% of US)
• Family Households - 817,668 (59.9% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• Non-family Households - 546,559 (40.1% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)

Health care and social assistance (11.8%), retail trade (10.2%), accommodation and food services (8.7%), and professional scientific and technical services (8.5%) are the most common types of employment in Los Angeles as of the US census data collection.

In contrast, the most prominent employment industries in United States of America are: health care & social assistance (13.8%), retail (11.4%), and manufacturing (10.3%).

The data list for employment industries is as follows:

• Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting - 7,697 (0.4% of Los Angeles, 0.4% of US)
• Construction - 119,253 (6.1% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Manufacturing - 163,169 (8.4% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Wholesale - 53,163 (2.7% of Los Angeles, 1.3% of US)
• Retail - 198,974 (10.2% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Utilities - 7,407 (0.4% of Los Angeles, 0.6% of US)
• Information - 117,832 (6% of Los Angeles, 3.7% of US)
• Finance & Insurance - 70,595 (3.6% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• Real Estate - 48,367 (2.5% of Los Angeles, 1.7% of US)
• Scientific & Technical Services - 166,602 (8.5% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• Company Management - 1,234 (0.1% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• Administrative & Waste Management Services - 110,071 (5.6% of Los Angeles, 1.7% of US)
• Educational Services - 145,967 (7.5% of Los Angeles, 1% of US)
• Health Care & Social Assistance - 231,292 (11.8% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• Arts, Entertainment & Recreation - 80,170 (4.1% of Los Angeles, 2.4% of US)
• Accommodation & Food Services - 169,848 (8.7% of Los Angeles, 1.5% of US)
• Public Administration - 43,562 (2.2% of Los Angeles, 0.6% of US)
• Other Services - 136,374 (7% of Los Angeles, 1.9% of US)

According to the statistics provided by the 2017 United States Census, the most common way of transportation used to places of employment in Los Angeles is car truck or van.

Among the United States of America population, the three largest form of transportation to work categories is car, truck or van (89.9%).

The data list for means of transportation is as follows:

• Car, Truck or Van - 1,481,710 (82.8% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• Public Transportation - 185,471 (10.4% of Los Angeles, 2.4% of US)
• Walk - 66,250 (3.7% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• Taxicab, Motorcycle, Bicycle or Other - 55,142 (3.1% of Los Angeles, 2% of US)

According to statistics from the 2017 US Census, the most common travel times to work for residents of Los Angeles vary from 30-35 minutes to 20-25 minutes and 60 or more minutes.

In comparison United States of America most dominant travel time to work ranges are: 15-20 minutes, 20-25 minutes and 30-35 minutes.

The data list for time of commute is as follows:

• Less than 10 mins - 114,889 (6.4% of Los Angeles, 0.6% of US)
• 10-15 mins - 176,650 (9.9% of Los Angeles, 0.9% of US)
• 15-20 mins - 231,884 (13% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• 20-25 mins - 253,649 (14.2% of Los Angeles, 1.2% of US)
• 25-30 mins - 98,888 (5.5% of Los Angeles, 1.1% of US)
• 30-35 mins - 348,734 (19.5% of Los Angeles, 1.8% of US)
• 35-45 mins - 145,047 (8.1% of Los Angeles, 1.5% of US)
• 45-50 mins - 183,641 (10.3% of Los Angeles, 1.6% of US)
• 60 or more mins - 235,191 (13.1% of Los Angeles, 1.9% of US)