Two of Riverside County’s cities rank on the nation’s top 10 list of longest workday commutes. KVCR’s Katie Trojano has more.

Walmart is opening a consolidation center and warehouse in Colton, which will bring over 600 jobs by 2021. KVCR's Danielle Fox has more. Walmart is opening a consolidation center and warehouse in Colton this July, which will bring over 600 jobs by 2021. The 340,000 square foot facility will initially employ 150 full-time associates with a base salary starting above $15 per hour. Walmart spokeswoman Michelle Malashock said the large majority of jobs will be full-time. “I would say north of 95

Patients who get written prescriptions from their doctors may be having a tough time getting their medications this month. CapRadio’s health care reporter Sammy Caiola has more.

As the federal government shutdown continues, CalFresh recipients will be receiving their February benefits early.

A serious storm that forecasters say could flood burn scars and drop a lot of rain and snow is about to pummel California. Capital Public Radio’s Ezra David Romero explains.

State Senator Richard Roth has proposed a bill that would alleviate the Inland Empire’s severe shortage of physicians. KVCR’s Benjamin Purper has more.

PG&E announced it will file for bankruptcy for the second time in recent history because of an estimated 30 billion dollars in liability costs from wildfires. Capital Public Radio’s Ezra David Romero explains.

PG&E's announcement that it will file for bankruptcy is spurring some California lawmakers to question what the utility should look like when it emerges. KVCR’s Rick Dulock has more.

Governor Gavin Newsom took his first step towards providing free community college in California last week. Capital Public Radio’s PolitiFact reporter Chris Nichols has this update on Newsom’s campaign promise.

The Inland Empire rang in the new year with strong economic growth — even outperforming the state's economy. That's according to a new report released Thursday by the UCR School of Business. KVCR's Danielle Fox reports. When it comes to job growth, San Bernardino and Riverside counties have done better than the state’s economy for several quarters running. For all of 2018, California’s economy grew at a rate of about two percent, while the Inland Empire exceeded that pace at a rate between two