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Growing Delta community
Antioch's population reached 115,291 in the 2020 Census, making it the third-most populous city in Contra Costa County and a major regional employment center.
Antioch has become a significant hub for employment in the East Bay and Central Valley. As of 2024, Kaiser Permanente is the city's largest employer with 2,720 staff members, while the Antioch Unified School District provides 2,190 positions. The city serves as a major destination for people building careers, whether they work locally or commute to Oakland and San Francisco. This economic diversity supports the wider community—businesses, schools, and services that are woven into daily life.
The city's population has climbed steadily over its history. The 2020 U.S. Census recorded 115,291 residents, a testament to decades of growth. Antioch's position at the western edge of the Sacramento Valley, with access to the Delta's water and transportation, has made it an attractive place for families and workers seeking affordable housing and proximity to Bay Area employment. The mix of longtime residents and newcomers gives the community a dynamic character.
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