American Fact Finder is the U.S. Census Bureau's portal for community-specific information. You can search by ZIP code, city, county, and/or state to find a specific area's income levels, ethnicities, ages, and other social characteristics.For regionally collected indicators or statistics, also check your local, county, and state government web sites, as well as your local public or academic libraries.ou can search by ZIP code, city, county, and/or state to find a specific area's income levels, ethnicities, ages, and other social characteristics. For regionally collected indicators or statistics, also check your local, county, and state government web sites, as well as your local public or academic libraries.
Time Zones in United States. Pacific Standard Time (PST) or UTC/GMT -8. The Pacific Time Zone refers to a time zone which observes standard time by subtracting eight hours from Greenwich Mean Time (UTC/GMT -8). Time in this zone is based on the mean solar time of the 120th meridian west of the Greenwich Observatory. During daylight saving time, its time offset is GMT -7.
Time Difference. A two-hour time differences separates Central Time from Pacific Time, with Central Time falling two hours ahead. In official terminology, the Central Time Zone is UTC-06, which means the time in the Central Time Zone is six hours behind the Coordinated Universal Time. The Pacific Time Zone is UTC-08. During the fall, winter and spring periods of legal daylight savings time, the Central Time Zone shifts to UTC-05 and the Pacific Time Zone shifts to UTC-07. Location The Pacific Time Zone lies along the western coast of North America, reaching north from the lower 48 states of the U.S. up into Canada, stopping at the Alaskan border.