San Bernardino council members revisited a downtown PBID proposal Aug. 19, calling for broader revitalization talks before any formation process moves forward.

Olympic gold medalist Derek Parra returns to Rialto Sept. 19 to keynote Rialto Unified School District’s 19th annual Family Summit.

CJUSD’s $27 million Zimmerman settlement keeps the school open while requiring withdrawal of opposition to the Bloomington project.

Rialto Council adopted a five-year spending plan, outlining how the city intends to use Measure I funding for infrastructure improvements and street widening.

Moreno Valley College’s Super Saturday connected students and families with registration, financial aid, academic support and new housing resources.

Loma Linda University Health and Lifepoint Rehabilitation celebrated as they broke ground on a new hospital that will include 80 dedicated rehabilitation beds.

Crafton Hills College rolled out a new Vocational Nurse Program, creating a direct pathway into one of the region's most in-demand professions.

John W. North High School celebrated the opening of Riverside Unified first welding program with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 6.

Nicholson Park reopens on San Bernardino’s West Side after a $13.5 million inclusive renovation with accessible play areas, fields and green space.

Sen. Sabrina Cervantes will lead the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus as part of first all-Latino leadership team in the organization's history.

Ontario and Fontana are on track to hit their housing targets compared to other California cities lagging on their market-rate housing goals.

The LGBTQ Rancho Cucamonga leader shares history of the Ministry, her own experiences with the Church and a view of Catholicism in the Inland Empire.