Sen. Eloise Gomez Reyes and Sen. Sabrina Cervantes secured 1.5M in state funding for the CIELO Fund at the CIELO Fund 2026 Grants & Scholarships Brunch Oct. 3.

University of Redlands students organize a silent solidarity march on campus for sexual violence survivors as the Cornell Seven case sparks nationwide concerns.

Reach Out and Copper Mountain College launched a free vending machine offering naloxone, pregnancy tests and hygiene supplies for Morongo Basin students and residents.

San Bernardino’s storied past came to life Saturday morning as volunteers re-created scenes for attendees of the first annual Pioneer Memorial Cemetery Tour.

As business owners check their mailboxes this Lawsuit Abuse Awareness Week they shouldn’t have to fear being targeted by a frightening demand letter.

Moreno Valley College’s first Kermés brought more than 100 students, employees and families together Sept. 25 for food, music and Hispanic Heritage Month.

The event raised over $32,000 for the HSSBV programs and services, breaking the record for most raised in the history of the event.

Long before he was standing atop the podium at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Derek Parra was a student growing up in the Rialto Unified School District.

Riverside County Planning Commission delays a Mead Valley warehouse boundary decision until Oct. 21 amid concerns over new warehouse expansion in the community.

During Hunger Action Month, the SBCSS Student Services Department marked a major milestone in Project Dash to address food insecurity.

IECN urges a no vote on Proposition 40, arguing California’s billionaire wealth tax falls short of the Inland Empire’s Medi-Cal and long-term health care needs.

Mercy Campos, a breast cancer survivor from Fontana, joined more than 750 advocates from across the country on Capitol Hill earlier this month.