Fontana Unified’s CTE pathway students brought their craftsmanship, creativity, and teamwork to the community this season by designing and building a float in the Fontana Christmas Parade.

IEHP Foundation’s Champions network arms 80 nonprofit leaders for Inland Empire policy fights on housing, hunger and youth, uniting organizations to push solutions in Sacramento and locally.

Riverside Amazon’s DJT6 walkout raised a stark question: can warehouse workers afford housing where they work? Organizers and workers say the answer is “absolutely not.” ...

Colton is falling behind on one of the biggest issues in our region: housing. The city has been out of compliance with Calif.’s housing laws since October 2022.

Rialto City Council approved a nine-year, $14.3 million contract with Axon Enterprise, expanding the police department’s surveillance and AI-driven technology.

The locals of Colton gathered around as Mayor Frank Navarro began the countdown to light the tree for their annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in front of Colton's Civic Center on December 3rd.

On Dec. 9, the Redlands Unified Board of Education will vote to ban two critically acclaimed books, Push by Sapphire and The Bluest Eye by Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison.

Alternative financing is providing real options for Inland Empire small businesses when banks say “no." Read the full story for three free tips.

Center for Individual Development carolers stole the spotlight on Dec. 4th as San Bernardino lit its 40-foot Christmas tree in downtown.

The Rialto High Royal Knight Regiment is heading to the California State Band Championships for the first time in history after earning a 2nd place finish on Nov. 22.

Teamsters Local 1932 exposes retirement insecurity, calls for pensions, and spotlights union career paths for Inland Empire youth at Holiday Open House.

A backyard is a place for many that offers a quiet escape from the sounds of clunking machinery, beeping trucks and rushing traffic. Better yet, it’s a place to breathe after a long day and enjoy a ...