About us
Moreno Valley Magazine focuses on community issues that impact our city and future. Monthly columns give those that work or live in Moreno Valley the inside scoop on all that the city has to offer.
With the estimated population of the city reaching more than 200,000 in the next few years, now is the time to empower our community to reach its full potential.
By supporting Moreno Valley Magazine's message of positive community action, you are ensuring that Moreno Valley becomes a wonderful place to live, work and do business in.
We stand firm in our resolve of supporting the best of Moreno Valley's businesses and community programs.
Moreno Valley Magazine is one of several publications produced by Carpe Diem International Publications, Inc.
CDI offers and supports the best in quality niche magazines. Our mission is to educate and enlighten the readers of our well-respected publications and to inspire positive community action.
Change and positive growth can only be achieved when enough community leaders are willing to focus on solutions to issues that face our community and world.
The media (television, newspapers and radio) are saturated with an emphasis on Negative reporting that destroys our focus on positive events and impedes the upward evolution of our great nation.
We are dedicated, focused, patriotic, sons, daughters and neighbors. Join us in creating a future we can be proud of!
Demographics:
Population: 166,290 (as of July 1, 2004 U.S. Census Bureau) California's sixth fastest-growing city;
Male: 69,645 (48.91%) / Female: 72,736 (51.09%) (2000 U.S. Census)
Age: 0-19yrs (40.35%), 20-34yrs (19.89%), 35-54yrs (28.65%), 55+yrs (11.11%)
Median Age (years): 27.1
Ethnic composition: Hispanic 38%; White 32%; African-American 19%; Pacific Islander/Asian-American 6%; other 5%. (2000 U.S. Census)
Number of households: 43,381.
Businesses: 6,000
Households with individuals under 18 years (60.35%)
Households with individuals 65 years and over (14.95%)
Owner-occupied housing units (71.06%)
Renter-occupied housing units (28.94%)
Average new home value: $346,000 (Dec 2004)
Average household size: 3.67 persons
Average Family Household Income: $62,564
Average existing home value: $315,580 (April 2005)
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