For Democrats to win California's battleground congressional races, turning out their own voters won't be enough. They'll also have to convince Republicans disgusted with the president to kick their party out of power. CapitalPublic Radio's Ben Adler speaks with two Orange County voters who show the challenges and opportunities facing Democrats in Tuesday's midterms.

An environmental protection lawsuit has been filed against the construction of a warehouse project in Bloomington. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has more.

California will soon spend millions of dollars on new parks. But how can we make our trails and waterways more welcoming to low-income neighborhoods and communities of color? Capital Public Radio's Sammy Caiola reports on that challenge.

Two-term Inland Empire incumbent Congressman Pete Aguilar is in a close race with challenger Sean Flynn, who boasts he is a moderate Republican and says he would vote to impeach President Trump. But is Aguilar's 31st Congressional District seat really in trouble? KVCR's Benjamin Purper spoke to both candidates, and has this report.

Proposition 1 is one of four bond initiatives on the November ballot in California. As Capital Public Radio's Randol White explins, it would approve $4 billion to help ease the state's housing crisis.

Inland Empire Economic Partnership Chief Economist John Husing and KVCR's Ken Vincent begin a new series of conversations over the next several weeks examining factors in the national and state economies that affect the performance of the Inland Empire's economy.

Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff is being sued over his policy on who gets to carry concealed weapons in Riverside County. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has more. The lawsuit is over the Sheriff Department's policy of not granting concealed carry permits to legal U.S. residents. The plaintiffs are a Riverside County resident born in the Netherlands who says he was denied a permit because he is not a U.S. citizen, as well as several gun rights groups. The plaintiff's attorneys argue that legal U.S.

When it comes to voting for California's next governor, residents will likely do so on party lines, according to a recent poll by the Public Policy Institute of California. But on ballot measures like Proposition 6 - which would repeal an increase in gas taxes and vehicle fees - a party line vote isn't as clear. Capital Public Radio's Nadine Sebai reports.

A Riverside County man alleged to be among a group of white supremecists who've agitated crowds with rallies in Southern California - and in Charlottesville, Virginia - is now in federal custody. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

There are likely tens-of-thousands of former California State University students who dropped out when they were within sight of getting their degree. As Capital Public Radio's Randol White explains, these students cannow find a path to graduate without ever stepping foot back inside a classroom.