The Rialto City Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2026-27 budget on June 23, adopting a spending plan that projects a General Fund surplus while directing staff to reduce the city’s reliance on ...

YMCA of the East Valley’s Preschool University in Redlands helps Inland Empire children build confidence, social skills and kindergarten readiness.

Rialto will install 99 solar lights along Cactus Trail to improve safety, extend evening use and connect residents to parks, schools and downtown.

Metrolink warns San Bernardino riders and drivers to know emergency railroad crossing signs as Fourth of July holiday travel begins.

Riverside wins receivership over La Sierra motel cited for years of crime, unsafe conditions and code violations near Magnolia Avenue.

Inland leaders call for disaster readiness rooted in trust, equity and resilience at the Ark of Safety summit, uniting regional voices around crisis preparedness.

From performing in the United States capital to playing for a national audience in Pasadena, the Henry J. Kaiser High School Music Department has earned recognition and invitations to perform at ...

For Desiree and Joe Remillet, Redlands Unified’s budget cuts are not an abstract staffing decision. They could determine whether their disabled 11-year-old son can safely remain in traditional public ...

On the heels of many major wins including earning the California Municipal Treasurers Association (CMTA) Investment Policy Certification, obtaining the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) ...

In a moving ceremony on June 27, San Bernardino High School (SBHS), the San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD), and the Making Hope Happen Foundation (MHHF) honored one of their own, ...

The Inland Empire economy is showing signs of strain as rising costs, housing pressure, geopolitical instability and weakness in the logistics sector continue to weigh on households across the region, ...