A challenge to further cut back emissions was issues last week at California's Global Climate Action Summit. Capital Public Radio's Ezra David Romero has details.

KVCR is taking an in-depth look into the physician shortage plaguing California – and it’s especially bad in the Inland Empire. KVCR’s Benjamin Purper has part one of our five-part series on the doctor shortage. On Christmas Eve in 1899, the Santa Fe train was coming into town. It crossed the hills and reached the Inland Empire when suddenly, it derailed . Five people were killed, and many more injured. “The bad news was, the nearest hospital was in Los Angeles,” says Inland Empire historian Joe

California is one of three states tied for the nation's highest poverty rate, according to new Census data. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Two prominent American leaders on climate change are laying out a path for the nation to meet its Paris Climate Agreement goals, in spite of President Trump's vow to withdraw. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

The Holy Fire is finally 100% contained, more than a month after the blaze was allegedly started by a resident of Holy Jim Canyon in the Orange County portion of the Cleveland National Forest, west of Lake Elsinore. ore from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

KVCR's Lillian Vasquez talks to Maz Jobrani - actor, comedian, and panelist on NPR's quiz show, "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me." Jobrani is set to perform at the Ontario Improv tonight through Satruday.

Next month, the San Bernardino-based Time For Change Foundation will relaunch it's nationally-recognized resource program for incarcerated women in SanBernardino County. KVCR's Trisha Ahmed has the story.

This week on Lifestyles, Lillian has a conversation with Patricia Nickols-Butler, President and CEO of Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County, a nonprofit that works in the community to help residents gain economic stability. Also on the show is Christopher Kuo of Two Piano Journey, a piano duo he formed with his mother Michelle. He talks about their mission to raise money for nonprofits like Community Action Partnership and their current benefit concert tour. To purchase tickets

Democrat Gavin Newsom recently claimed his Republican rival for California governor, John Cox, "parroted" President Trump on the issue of family separations at the border. Capital Public Radio's PolitiFact reporter Chris Nichols fact-checked that statement by the lieutenant governor.

Two teams of rescue and recovery experts from California are headed to help along the East Coast as Hurricane Florence arrives. Capital Public Radio's Randol White says the first crew leaves today (Thursday).