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The San Bernardino Sun2h
4 issues Inland Empire schools will face as the new school year dawns
As summer comes to a close and another school year begins, school districts in the Inland Empire and beyond could face new ...
This group has one of California’s highest graduation rates. So why are they skipping college?
A report by the Public Policy Institute of California looked at why IE students fall behind and what educators can do for ...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin3h
These 5 new schools or facilities are opening in the Inland Empire
Aurora Campos stirs a meal with 600 pounds of pinto beans Friday, Aug. 1, 2025, at the new Val Verde Unified School District ...
After multiple foreshocks, a 4.3 quake near Rialto rattles Southern California
The Rialto Fire Department reported that a series of small earthquakes shook the northwestern portion of the city Thursday ...
The San Bernardino Sun3d
Study finds bad news on Inland Empire voter turnout
But a new study of California’s 2024 general election shows the state and the Inland Empire came up well short in matching ...
LAist on MSN12d
Inland Empire confronts obstacles to sending students to college
Leaders believe that college education can play a dramatic role in shaping the region’s — as well as the state’s — future.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin4d
How bad is Inland Empire air pollution? These sensor-laden cars are finding out
A problem for decades, the Inland Empire’s notorious air quality — considered among the worst in the nation — is well ...
Los Angeles Times7y
Once an afterthought, the Inland Empire becomes a pivotal battleground ...
In the Inland Empire, home to 4.2 million residents and nearly 2 million voters, Cox and Newsom are neck-and-neck with Villaraigosa trailing a few points behind, according to a Public Policy ...
The San Bernardino Sun1d
Molina Healthcare honors Inland Empire Community Champions
Molina Healthcare of California recently recognized three Inland Empire residents for their dedication to addressing social ...