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We have just made available a ready-to-publish database of crime statistics compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the whole of 2011. Every year, local law enforcement agencies submit to the FBI tallies of all known crimes investigated in the previous year, classifying them into categories such as murder, assault, vehicle theft, etc.
We have released a ready-to-publish database of wage and employment data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This free data set is a state-by-state comparison of the salaries of more than 800 private and public sector occupations.
Users are invited to see how different states rank in average pay for [...]
We have released a new ready-to-publish database listing all campaign expenditures from the Obama and Romney presidential campaigns. Since presidential candidates must disclose how they spend every dime of campaign contributions – see what each camp spent on everything from big TV ad buys, to pizza parties f0r volunteers.
The data [...]
In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, Americans have done an amazing job, as usual, stepping up to help with relief efforts. Organizations like the American Red Cross have done their usual fine job of immediately ramping up to help those affected. Local media have not only covered the storm, but are also chronicling relief [...]
Today we are releasing a ready-to-publish database of people who donated to the Obama and Romney presidential campaigns. The data is fresh and contains the contributor’s name, city, ZIP code, and contribution amount.
As the newspaper for Monroe County, Pennsylvania, the Pocono Record (part of the Dow Jones Local Media Group) is committed to delivering up-to-date community news. Much of the population commutes to New York City or New Jersey, so traffic information is a vital part of the paper’s online edition. Residents use the
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Election Results Made Easy with Caspio
Regardless of your political affiliation, everyone can agree that this week’s elections signified an impressive increase in awareness and involvement on the part of U.S. citizens. Voter turnout for the past several elections remains high – even with natural disasters like Sandy potentially barring some citizens’ ability to cast their ballots.
And [...]