California is at risk for a miscount in the next census. That could mean fewer federal dollars and one less seat in Congress for the state. Capital Public RAdio's Sammy Caiola has more.

This week on Lifestyles, Lillian has a conversation with local business owner Mark Monninger. He talks about the Kids In Need of Desks (K.I.N.D.) Fund and how he got involved with the project that provides desks for children in Malawi. Then Lillian speaks with Josh Heinz, a singer and songwriter who helped start the Concert for Autism to raise funds for children with autism. The 11th Annual Concert for Autism will be held in Indio at the Tack Room Tavern on October 19 and 20. For more

Local China Expert MInxin Pei visited Cal State San Bernardino for a talk on the possibility of another Cold War - this time between the U.S. and China. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has more.

In his more than two decades climbing the political ladder, Democratic candidate for governor Gavin Newsom has long been a magnet for criticism. But as Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler reports, the leiutenant governor and former San Francisco mayor is making no apologies.

For the first time since 2000, U. S. Senator Dianne Feinstein will face off with an opponent on the same stage. But there's a debate about whether the get-together is a 'debate.' Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler has more.

As Californians begin receiving their 2018 election ballots in the mail, Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler has this profile of Republican candidate for governor John Cox's ideas about reforming politics and government in Sacramento. Tomorrow, we'll have a similar report featuring Democratic canididate for governor, Gavin Newsom.

The Department of Motor Vehicles is under fire yet again this week. First, it was long wait times. The, 23,000 botched voter records. And yesterday, the department said 1,500 people who were ineligible to vote... may have been mistakenly registered. So now, California's Secretary of State Alex Padilla said putting a pause on the state's Motor Voter Program is "certainly on the table." Capital Public Radio's Nadine Sebai reports.

California's law allowing the terminally ill to end their lives is still tied up in the courts after an Inland Empire judge questioned its validity this spring. Capital Public Radio's health care reporter Sammy Caiola has an update on the case.

The Dec. 2nd, 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino left lasting scars on the city and the region, but it affected the survivors the most. Now, almost three years after the attack, KVCR taking an in-depth look at the survivors, their mental health, and their struggle to get treatment through workers’ comp. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has this special half-hour report. In January of 2018, over two years after the terror attack in San Bernardino that killed 14 people and wounded 22, the San

The 2018 election has begun. Vote-by-mail ballots began going out yesterday (Tuesday) to Riverside County residents ahead of the Nov. 6 general election. MOre from KVCR's Ken Vincent.