With American FactFinder you can find detailed statisical information about Fresno and it's residents on a variety of topics including education, housing, income, and much more.
Theses and dissertations written by Fresno State graduate students often focus on issues in Fresno and the Central Valley. All newly published theses and dissertations are available online, while older publications can be found in our catalog.
Library Catalog (Choose Theses Collection)
Published since 1922, the Fresno Bee is the primary newspaper for the Central Valley. There are a number of ways to access the Fresno Bee
Online:
Fresno Bee - Digital full-text access to the Fresno Bee. 1986-present currently available. 1887-1985 digitization in progress, with some content currently available.
Microform:
Fresno Bee - 1892-present available on microform at Henry Madden Library
Quickly find Census Tract numbers and explore Fresno neighborhoods in Google Maps
Includes 2010 Census Tract, elementary school boundaries, and officially designated neighborhoods
Mapping software provided by the City of Fresno
Includes Census Tracts, Blocks, parks, police districts, and much more
Interactive maps based on 2010 Census data
Visually find and view demographic data
GIS resource providing access to data including water and sewer technical information, transportation infrastructure, assessment, urban growth, development activity, and more for the City of Fresno. (Access limited to Fresno State affiliated users)
Google Map with an overlay of zip codes for Fresno county.
PolicyMap utilizes GIS and US data indicators to provide detailed maps, tables and charts of the nation.