A 200-million dollar plan to convert drivers to electrict vehicles was proposed to the California Air Resources Board yesterday (Wednesday). Capital Public Radio's Randol White reports.

We conclude our series of reports this week on why many of the San Bernardino County employees who survived the 2015 terror attack at the Inland Regional Center have been further traumatized by a years-long battle with San Bernardino County government for disability compensation. San Bernardino County has repeatedly denied many of its employees’ compensation claims for physical, psychological and emotional injuries, even when they have been ordered by medical professionals. In the final segment

We continue our series of reports this week on why many of the San Bernardino County employees who survived the 2015 terror attack at the Inland Regional Center have had to hire lawyers and take on a years-long battle with San Bernardino County government for disability compensation. San Bernardino County has systematically and repeatedly denied many of its employees’ compensation claims for physical, psychological and emotional injuries. The following segment - part 3 in our series by KVCR’s

As of today (Wednesday), California doctors are required to check a statewide computer database before writing a prescriotion for an opioid or other controlled substance. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Inland Empire communities - particulalry those near the Cranston Fire and Holy Fire burn areas - are being advised to prepare for the first major rain event in Southern California in months, expected today. More form KVCR's Ken Vincent.

A group of California veterans is sueing the state Department of Veterans Affairs for the right to end their lives in the face of terminal illness. Capital Public Radio's health care reporter Sammy Caiola has more.

Now, part 2 of our series of reports examining San Bernardino County's resistance to awarding worker's compensation benefits to county employees who survived the 2015 San Bernardino terror attack. Reporter Benjamin Purper speaks with a survivor about his efforts to get treatment for PTSD.

Residents who live in areas of the Inland Empire burned by recent wildfires are preparing for possible flooding and mud flows as the season's first major storm moves through Southern California. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Inland Empire Economic Partnership Chief Economist John Husing and KVCR's Ken Vincent discuss the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau's annual American Community Survey, including changes in IE population, demographics, and education levels.

The inland community of La Verne experienced two small plane crashes in two days. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.