Mental health advocates say anxiety is up among college students dealing with things like debt and the cost of living. That's prompted a push for more counselors at California State University campuses. Capital Public Radio's Steve Milne has this story.

This week of Lifestyles, Lillian speaks with Rebecca Ward about the 103rd NOS Citrus Fair in San Bernardino, held at the National Orange Show on May 2-6. Lillian also has a conversation with Crafton Hills College professor Colleen Hinds about the Herbivore Festival on May 6, a family-oriented celebration encouraging a plant-based lifestyle. For more information about the National Orange Show and the NOS Citrus Fair, please visit For more about the upcoming Herbivore Festival, visit http://www

The CSU system is not taking the necessary steps to protect students and staff from accidents, chemical exposure and other risks, according to a state audit released on Tuesday. Capital Public Radio's Sammy Caiola has details.

California officials are trying to prevent a possible undercount of the state's population in the next Census. they worry that fear in immigrant communities will depress response rates, which could cost California federal funding and Congrassional representation. From Capital Public Radio, Ben Bradford reports.

The Yucaipa City Council voted Monday to formally oppose SB 54, the bill establishing California as a sanctuary state. KVCR's Benjamin Purper has more.

Several cities in the west end of the San Bernardino Valley are conserving water this week during a needed repair. KVCR's Rick Dulock has more.

Leaders of a Redlands mosque are installing a surveillance system after the building was repeatedly vandalized. KVCR's Ben Purper has more.

Political campaigns in Califonria must submit hundreds of thousands of signatures to the state in the next few days to qualify their initiatives for the November ballot. Capital Public Radio's Ben Bradford says that's created a bidding war for the people who gather those signatures.

On Friday, the anniversary of the Columbine shooting, students across the country participated in a school walkout. KVCR's Ben Purper visited a school in Moreno Valley to find out what people were saying. About a hundred students from local high schools walked off their schools’ campus for the anniversary of the Columbine shooting. They gathered in a grassy field in Moreno Valley College, where they met student organizers and representatives from the Inland Empire Community Action Coalition. But

E-commerce and logistics are major components of the Inland Empire economy. A one-day conference in Pomona this Thursday will include speakers and panels addressing current and future technology connected with the movement of goods in and around southern California. KVCR's Rick Dulock reached out to IEEP President, Paul Granillo for some details. http://socalsupplychainsummit.com/summit/