A federal judge in San Jose over the weekend halted the U.S. Census Bureau’s plans to wind down operations on Sept. 30, but local groups are still scrambling to get the word out about the federal survey and how it can benefit residents.
“We’re really going where we know that folks need an extra push, an extra invitation to take action,” said Maria Noel Fernandez, deputy executive director of economic policy think tank Working Partnerships USA.
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