Riverside County judge says Moreno Valley’s general plan is environmentally flawed
The city has 60 days to appeal the decision
Anthony Victoria
Championing environmental justice: Andrea Vidaurre of PC4EJ receives prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize, sheds light on the Inland Empire's movement
On Monday, Andrea Vidaurre with the People’s Collective for Environmental Justice (PC4EJ) was honored as North America’s Goldman Environmental Prize award winner. The Goldman Environmental Prize honors the achievements and leadership of grassroots environmental activists from around the world.
Vidaurre took some time Thursday to speak to The
San Bernardino City Council votes to censure Kimberly Calvin
Calvin was the subject of an investigation that alleges she leaked confidential information about candidates for city manager
Pavement Politics: How developers influence politics in California's Inland Empire
Part 1: One real estate developer shapes the future of Bloomington
Opening up ‘Pandora’s box’: Mixed-use development plan in Jurupa Valley’s Rubidoux community stirring debate about economic progress
The District at Jurupa Valley promises revitalization for Rubidoux. But is it enough? Are environmental justice advocates compromising their values for economic prosperity?
First ever SoCal tropical storm expected to bring heavy flooding, winds to Inland Empire
Southern California is on flood watch as Category 4 Hurricane Hilary makes its way to Baja California and through the region. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for potential flash flooding in the Inland Empire, which may see mudslides and heavy flooding due to burn areas.
Mountain and
Rialto residents aim to overturn City Council’s Pepper Avenue Specific Plan warehouse amendment with ballot measure
According to state law, 10% of registered voters in the city must sign a petition for it to be placed on an election ballot in 2024. Petition organizers say their aim is 6,000 signatures