California voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved Gov. Gavin Newsom’s measure that allowed the state to redraw its congressional map, pushing back against President Trump.

Leadership Redlands Class of 2025 is transforming an overlooked lot into a native plant and pollinator garden that expands green space and community wellbeing.

Colton Lions Club invites high schoolers to enter the 2026 Student Speaker Contest on youth mental health, with up to $45K in scholarships available.

YMCA Director Jennifer Lopez will waive joining fees Nov. 1 during San Bernardino’s Día de los Muertos event, offering tours, family pricing, and ofrenda displays.

Rialto USD names Dr. Alejandro Alvarez as superintendent finalist after a 7-month search and unanimous vote by the Board of Education.

Buenos Dias Cafe invited the community to celebrate its grand opening along with a celebratory ribbon cutting presented by Colton's Chamber of Commerce and City Council.

Inland Empire economy shifts beyond logistics as 60% of jobs face automation, with IEGO and IELI backing clean tech, manufacturing, cybersecurity, and equity.

Isabella “Bella” Bonilla returned home on July 21 after spending 15 months & 15 days hospitalized at Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital awaiting a heart transplant.

Rialto Unified’s Family Summit featured Julie Chavez Rodriguez, AI workshops, & board members addressing public misconceptions; promoting unity & student success.

Senator Reyes brings pumpkins to Colton students while warning that Trump’s SNAP cuts could leave 5.5 million Californians, including children, without food assistance.

Immigrant rights advocates across the Inland Empire say federal immigration agents have intensified their presence, targeting day laborers and other workers without criminal records in cities like ...

The annual Spanish Trail day held at Agua Mansa Cemetery connected locals to the history of the first Inland Empire Pioneers who settled in La Placita de los Trujillos and Agua Mansa. La Placita de ...