Searching for Government Information Online - Penn Valley

The general website with links to most U.S. government agencies. A good place to start, including looking for government jobs.

A complete alphabetical listing of U.S. government agencies

Find all of the U.S. elected officials from all 50 states.

Employment info - U.S., state and local. Wages, earnings, price indexes. Employment projections, jobs. How Americans spend their time. Also - COVID-19 business response.

Housing discrimination, homelessness, buying a home, lending information, finding apartments. Aid and policy regarding veterans, disabled Americans, disaster relief.

Population and characteristics. Housing statistics, housing patterns/availability.

Corrections, courts, crimes - including identity theft, cyber crime, human trafficking, weapon use. Law enforcement - including arrest-connected deaths, police-public contacts, training

Crime data for the country as a whole, or by state.

The latest public health information. Also links to NIH subagencies, such as: National Cancer Institute, National Institute of Mental Health, National Insitute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, National Institute on Aging, and National Library of Medicine, and many others.

Climate and weather research, extreme events, climate change.

From the website, this is: "a list of 100 milestone documents, compiled by the National Archives and Records Administration, and drawn primarily from its nationwide holdings. The documents chronicle United States history from 1776 to 1965."
Information about the documents and their history, as well as images of the originals and transcripts.

Federal records, military service records, photographs and documents from Presidential libraries, founding documents, genealogy, special collections and exhibits, and much more.