Kings County, CA: 4 findings, 2 at a watch level and 2 noted
4 findings fired for Kings County, CA this run, against a typical home value of $366,229 in August 2026 and covered employment of 50,590 in 2026 Q1.
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watchKings County, CA's covered employment of 50,590 scores 85 on the 0-to-100 scale across US counties but 40 across California counties, a gap of 44 points.
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- 44 = |85 across US counties - 40 across California counties|
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
watchKings County, CA's average weekly wage of $1,101 scores 63 on the 0-to-100 scale across US counties but 23 across California counties, a gap of 40 points.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- 40 = |63 across US counties - 23 across California counties|
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
noteKings County, CA's covered employment was 2.6% higher than the same quarter a year earlier in 2026 Q1, on BLS QCEW's published over-the-year change.
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- +2.6 % = BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change for 2026 Q1, as published
- the newest QCEW file carries no year-earlier level, so no move from one level to another is printed
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published
noteKings County, CA's average weekly wage was 1.9% higher than the same quarter a year earlier in 2026 Q1, on BLS QCEW's published over-the-year change.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- +1.9 % = BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change for 2026 Q1, as published
- the newest QCEW file carries no year-earlier level, so no move from one level to another is printed
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published
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