Muslims often aren't represented in American politics. But early this week, hundreds of Muslims packed the state capital to break fast for Ramadan. Capital Public Radio's Adhiti Bandlamuti was there in Sacramento for the fifteenth year of this celebration.

We have a conversation with the multi-faceted and very busy musician, David Ragsdale in the first half of the show, and finish up with Part one of a fun and fascinating interview with Indigenous musician and filmmaker, Pete Sands.

Because Cal State San Bernrdino will be closed on Monday, The campus community will be marking Memorial Day with ceremonies today on campus and off campus. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Technology company IBM is proposing to get into the education business in California. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports.

A state Assembly subcommittee will vote today (Wednesday) on whether to include $120 million in the budget to establish an entirely online community college in California. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent,

Several state lawmakers yesterday (Tuesday) introduced a plan to curb the University of California's power by limiting salaries and putting checks on the UC president's authority. KVCR's Isel Cuapio reports.

This Expressions of Art segment visits Menifee, CA for Menifee’s Got Talent, an annual talent show open to all ages. This non-competitive event showcases talent in the community, ranging from singing and dancing to gymnastics and magic. Expressions of Art on KVCR is supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov . Expressions of Art is supported in part by the City of San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission with its commitment to visual and performing

The California state Senate yesterday (Monday) approved an Inland Empire legislator's bill banning secret settlements in cases of sexual assualt and harassment. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has more.

After the latest school shotting, the California Assembly has passed a bill that wuld allow coworkers, employers, and school faculty and staff to seek gun violence restraining orders. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford reports.

John Husing, Chief Economist for the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, joins KVCR's Ken Vincent for another segment delving into the details of the IE's current economic boom. Dr. Husing expalins that, while there are no shortage of lower and medium-paying jobs in the region, getting higher-pay for IE workers is going to require a push toward more education in the region.