John Husing, Chief Economist for the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, and KVCR's Ken Vincent continue reviewing the 2017 economy - a good year for the Inland Empire - as Dr. Husing prepares to deliver his annual State of the Region and 2018 Inland Empire Economic Forecast luncheon on Thursday, March 29 at the Ontario Doubletree Inn . John Husing will present his 2018 "State of the Region" Inland Empire Economic Forecast at a luncheon on Thursday, March 29, at the Doubletree Inn Ontario. For

UPDATED MONDAY AFTERNOON: People who were lucky enough to be logged into an online camera positioned near an eagle's nest in the San Bernardino National Forest near Big Bear got to see 2 eggs hatch and 2 baby eagles slowly emerge from their shells, with their parent eagles hovering over the nest. One eaglet hatched yesterday, the other just past noon today (Monday). YOU CAN LOG INTO THE BIG BEAR EAGLE CAM LIVE BY CLICKING HERE . KVCR's Ken Vincent aired the following story on Morning Edition

Writers, poets, and other speakers from across the nation will participate in the University of California, Riverside's annual Writers Week events. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

A debate around a treatment intended to reverse pill-induced abortions bubbled up recently when a state regulatory board allowed some nurses to be trained in the practice. Capital Public Radio's Sammy Caiola has the story.

Penalties for handling cell phones while driving would get tougher under a new bill proposed in the California Legislature. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

A driver plowed his car at a high speed into a group of bicyclists participating in the annual Tour de Palm Springs Bicycle Race, killing one cyclist and injuring another. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Hundreds of buildings across the Inland Empire are vulnerable to extreme damage and danger to occupants in the event of a major earthquake. The analysis by the Los Angeles Times finds IE officials have not responded to the vulnerability like officials in Coastal communities have. More from KVCR's Ken Vincent.

Join us for a show about love from The Tudor House Theater. Sachet Vaneers interviews Cupid himself, JP tells a true tale of young love, comedian John Pate relives the perfect high school date, and singer Josh Cuadra performs his romantic pop.

California comes in close to the middle of the pack in a new report that compares states in terms of their residents' overall prosperity. KVCR's Isel Cuapio has more.

Opponents of offshore oil production offered visiting federal officials a rude "welcome to California" yesterday (Thursday) as the feds arrived in Sacramento for a public meeting on a Trump administration plan to reopen waters off California to drilling. More from KQED's Craig Miller.