Between July 2022 and 2023, The City’s population rose from roughly 807,774 residents to 808,988 residents. San Francisco is also the 13th-most populated metropolitan area in the nation, a ...

The San Francisco metro area's population increased by about 0.9% between July 2023 and July 2024 — equivalent to 39,000 or so residents over the course of that year — to a total of 4.65 ...

San Francisco saw a 6.3% decrease in population during this time, the largest percentage decline of any major metropolitan area across the country. It was also a much greater dip than other Bay ...

The San Francisco metropolitan area includes San Mateo, Marin, Alameda and Contra Costa counties, while the San Jose area includes Santa Clara and San Benito counties.

According to SFGate, U.S. Census Bureau data issued in March said the San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley metro area saw the third-highest number of residents in the country packing up and moving ...

There are an estimated 240,000 undocumented residents — about 5.3 percent of the region’s total population — living in the metropolitan area of San Francisco, Oakland and Hayward, according ...

By the numbers: The San Francisco metro area's 65+ population was the only age group to increase from 2020 to 2023, growing 8.7%, according to Census data. Meanwhile, the area's 14-and-under ...

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The Bay Area has the least church-going population of any place in America. Maybe it's the abundance of amazing Sunday restaurant brunches, or the beautiful Bay views ...

That's more than 6% of the city's population. Those dramatic numbers put San Francisco on the map in a different way. So many people are leaving San Francisco metro area or are thinking about it.

The United States Census Bureau recently released 2017 population estimates for U.S. counties and metro areas. The results—San Francisco’s population creeps ever upward, albeit by a lesser ...

The San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward metropolitan statistical area, at 4.7 million people, remains more than twice as large as Columbus' metro area of 2.1 million people.