California's supreme court chief justice and immigrants rights groups criticized ICE after the federal agency arrested an undocumetned man inside a local Sacramento court room last week. But immigration law experts say there's no real limit on the federal agency's authority to take such action. Capital Public Radio's Chris Nichols has this report.

A bill that would require California to pursue 100 percent zero-emission energy by mid-century has passed the state Assembly. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports.

A 4.4 earthquke centered in the Inland Empire last night (Tuesday) was felt across Southern California. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Riverside County will now require county employees with access to cirtizens' tax returns to undergo security background investigations. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

The California Highway Patrol will begin it's annual Labor Day weekend "Maximum Enforcement Period" Friday night, and will spend the 3-day weekend patrolling the Inland Empire looking for traffic violators endangering holiday drivers. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Cal Trans plans to repair more than 30 miles of cracked and battered pavement on two of the Inland Empire's busiest freeways. That's following an award of hundreds of millions of dollars in state grants to fix stretches of the 10 and 60 freeways. The fixes could get underway next year, according to Cal Trans.

Inland Empire Economic Partnership Chief Economist John Husing and KVCR's Ken Vincent continue talking about the booming inland economy. In this segment of our series examining the performance of the IE economy in 2018, Dr. Husing drills down on the Inland Empire's construction sector.

The Holy Fire that has been burning for much of August in the Santa Ana Mountains experienced a flare-up that caused concern for communications towers on Santiago Peak. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

The Redlands Unified School District has agreed to settle three sex abuse lawsuits involving eight former students for nearly $16 million. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

California lawmakers have released an outline of a plan to improve the state's preparedness and response to wildfires - and to soften the financial cost of those fires on electric utilities. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports.