Population of Bay Area Cities In 2010 vs 2020

Recently, I saw some news that the results of the 2020 census were released. Being from the SF Bay Area, I decided to go to the census.gov website to see how the population of all the Bay Area cities (using the nine-county definition of the Bay Area) have changed from 2010 to 2020. Since I could only find population data for cities with a population of at least 5,000, the Bay Area cities with populations under 5,000 do not appear in the 2010 vs 2020 population table.

SF Bay Area Cities Population During 2010 and 2020

Comparing the population of Bay Area Cities during 2010 and 2020 based on population data from the U.S. Census Bureau

City Name	Population in 2010	Population in 2020	Percent Change (%)
Alameda	73,812	78,280	6.053
Albany	18,539	20,271	9.342
American Canyon	19,454	21,837	12.249
Antioch	102,372	115,291	12.62
Atherton	6,914	7,188	3.963
Belmont	25,835	28,335	9.677
Benicia	26,997	27,131	0.496
Berkeley	112,580	124,321	10.429
Brentwood	51,481	64,292	24.885
Burlingame	28,806	31,386	8.956
Calistoga	5,155	5,228	1.416
Campbell	39,349	43,959	11.716
Clayton	10,897	11,070	1.588
Cloverdale	8,618	8,996	4.386
Concord	122,067	125,410	2.739
Corte Madera	9,253	10,222	10.472
Cotati	7,265	7,584	4.391
Cupertino	58,302	60,381	3.566
Daly City	101,123	104,901	3.736
Danville	42,039	43,582	3.67
Dixon	18,351	18,988	3.471
Dublin	46,036	72,589	57.679
East Palo Alto	28,155	30,034	6.674
El Cerrito	23,549	25,962	10.247
Emeryville	10,080	12,905	28.026
Fairfax	7,441	7,605	2.204
Fairfield	105,321	119,881	13.824
Foster City	30,567	33,805	10.593
Fremont	214,089	230,504	7.667
Gilroy	48,821	59,520	21.915
Half Moon Bay	11,324	11,795	4.159
Hayward	144,186	162,954	13.017
Healdsburg	11,254	11,340	0.764
Hercules	24,060	26,016	8.13
Hillsborough	10,825	11,387	5.192
Lafayette	23,893	25,391	6.27
Larkspur	11,926	13,064	9.542
Livermore	80,968	87,955	8.629
Los Altos	28,976	31,625	9.142
Los Altos Hills	7,922	8,489	7.157
Los Gatos	29,413	33,529	13.994
Martinez	35,824	37,287	4.084
Menlo Park	32,026	33,780	5.477
Mill Valley	13,903	14,231	2.359
Millbrae	21,532	23,216	7.821
Milpitas	66,790	80,273	20.187
Moraga	16,016	16,870	5.332
Morgan Hill	37,882	45,483	20.065
Mountain View	74,066	82,376	11.22
Napa	76,915	79,246	3.031
Newark	42,573	47,529	11.641
Novato	51,904	53,225	2.545
Oakland	390,724	440,646	12.777
Oakley	35,432	43,357	22.367
Orinda	17,643	19,514	10.605
Pacifica	37,234	38,640	3.776
Palo Alto	64,403	68,572	6.473
Petaluma	57,941	59,776	3.167
Piedmont	10,667	11,270	5.653
Pinole	18,390	19,022	3.437
Pittsburg	63,264	76,416	20.789
Pleasant Hill	33,152	34,613	4.407
Pleasanton	70,285	79,871	13.639
Redwood City	76,815	84,292	9.734
Richmond	103,701	116,448	12.292
Rio Vista	7,360	10,005	35.938
Rohnert Park	40,971	44,390	8.345
St. Helena	5,814	5,430	-6.605
San Anselmo	12,336	12,830	4.005
San Bruno	41,114	43,908	6.796
San Carlos	28,406	30,722	8.153
San Francisco	805,235	873,965	8.535
San Jose	945,942	1,013,240	7.114
San Leandro	84,950	91,008	7.131
San Mateo	97,207	105,661	8.697
San Pablo	29,139	32,127	10.254
San Rafael	57,713	61,271	6.165
San Ramon	72,148	84,605	17.266
Santa Clara	116,468	127,647	9.598
Santa Rosa	167,815	178,127	6.145
Saratoga	29,926	31,051	3.759
Sausalito	7,061	7,269	2.946
Sebastopol	7,379	7,521	1.924
Sonoma	10,648	10,739	0.855
South San Francisco	63,632	66,105	3.886
Suisun City	28,111	29,518	5.005
Sunnyvale	140,081	155,805	11.225
Tiburon	8,962	9,146	2.053
Union City	69,516	70,143	0.902
Vacaville	92,428	102,386	10.774
Vallejo	115,942	126,090	8.753
Walnut Creek	64,173	70,127	9.278
Windsor	26,801	26,344	-1.705
Woodside	5,287	5,309	0.416

It seems that nearly all of the Bay Area cities grew in population from 2010 to 2020 (with the exception of St. Helena and Windsor), but the percent increase in population ranged from around 0.4% in Woodside to nearly 58% in Dublin.

Dublin is the fastest growing city in the SF Bay Area