The Holy Fire - which started in the Cleveland National Forest near Trabuco Canyon Rd. and Holy Jim Rd. in Orange County - has been declared completely snuffed, after burning above Riverside County communities in the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains west of Lake Elsinore and Temescal Valley. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Local public safety officials want to meet with Idyllwidl-area residents tonight to talk about the potential for flooding and mud and debris flows from the Cranston Fire burn area to impact local mountain communities. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Longtime Inland Empire journalist and KVCR contributor Cassie MacDuff and KVCR's Ken Vincent review some of the Inland Empire's top news stories this week, including: The ACLU and the San Bernardino County sheriff last week reached a settlement in a lawsuit over conditions for LGBT prisoners in the jail A judge in June threw out the entire environmental impact report for the controversial World Logistics Center in Moreno Valley MoVal is being criticized for spending money on an interchange that

This week on Lifestyles, Lillian has a conversation with Purple Hearts Executive Director Gail Guge. Purple Hearts is an outreach program helping families affected by domestic violence rebuild their lives. To learn more about Purple Hearts, please visit For more about School Tools, you can visit: https://ieuw.org/schooltools/

California Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter is disputing charges that he and his wife misused a quarter-of-a-million dollars in campaing donations. From San Diego public station KPBS, Matt hoffman reports hunter is also accused of trying to conceal his actions.

Would restaurants in California be forced to serve only milk or water to children under a bill headed to Governor Jerry Brown's desk? Capital Public Radio's PolitiFact reporter Chris Nichols examined a recent "Fox & Friends" segment and its portrayal of the bill in this fact check.

Home cooks rallied on the steps of the state Capitol yesterday (Wednesday) in support of a bill that would make California the first state to permit and regualte the small-scale sale of meals from home kitchens. Nut opponents of the bill say it could be a recipe for disaster. Capital Public Radio's Nadine Sebai reports.

Backed by labor unions and against the will of industry groups, the California state Legislature has passed new limits on non-disclosure agreements and workplace arbitration. Lawmakers crafted the bill as a response to the #MeToo movement. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports.

In spite of criminal indictmetns filed against him and his wife this week, Congressman Duncan Hunter's name will be on the November ballot. On NPR's Morning Edition this morning (Thursday), Rachel Martin talked with the Republican who lost to Hunter in this year's primary election, El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells.

Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter will be removed from his congressional committees as he and his wife prepare to appear in federal court Thursday to respond to charges of criminal campaign finance violations. KVCR's Ken Vincent has this report on how Hunter's legal probelms could affect his re-election effort. In spite of an ongoing FBI investigation into his campaign spending, member of Congress Duncan Hunter – who represents the 50 th congressional district just south of the Inland Empire