Tom Zasadzinski
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Cal Poly Pomona
On Saturday, President Joe Biden signed into law a $1.5 trillion-dollar omnibus spending bill that will fund the federal government for the rest of the fiscal year. Some of those funds are headed to Inland Empire cities and organizations.
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On Thursday it was confirmed that rabid bats in San Bernardino County including four within the past two weeks had been identified in in the communities… -
An online realty website has ranked almost 500 communities across the country on their appeal to young families. KVCR's Matt Guilhem deconstructs the data…
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The Riverside City Council is tomorrow (Tuesday) expected to give final approval to an ordinance it gave preliminary approval to last week that would…
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The City of Beaumont's finances are in shambles -- that's what a recent audit from the State Controller's Office found. KVCR's Matt Guilhem spoke to the…
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A review of hundreds of California cities by the State Auditor has found six cities -- including the Inland Empire city of Hemet -- are at high risk of…
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Nearly two-dozen California cities rank poorly in a new survey on small cities in the United States. Capital Public Radio's Katie Orr reports. -
Finding a job is never easy, but there are certain locales with more opportunities than others. A new study looks at 250 cities across California --…
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One of California's newest cities, Jurupa Valley, has gotten a reprieve. The Inland Empire city was in the process of disincorporation, but the removal of… -
Online financial firm WalletHub has released a ranking of the best and worst places across the nation for families. As KVCR's Matt Guilhem reports,… -
Part 2 of our preview of the IE cities and other jurisdictions nominated for Inland Empire Economic Partnership "Turning Red Tape to Red Carpet" Awards…
