California doubled electric truck sales in just one year. Here’s what that means for the Inland Empire
For decades, pollution from vehicles and the transportation sector has sickened California communities and swathed our cities in smog.
Toxic algae blooms hit Inland Empire lakes, threaten people and pets
With summer fast approaching, toxic algal blooms are beginning to pop up at Inland Empire lakes, posing a threat to people and their pets.
10 Lake Valley: A New Way To Play In Southwest Riverside County
With May Gray at the coast, now is the perfect time of year to explore and visit Southwest Riverside County.
Soboba Tribal Earth Day event provides education, giveaways and fun
The Soboba Tribal Environmental Department hosted its annual Earth Day event on April 11, attracting nearly 700 visitors to the Soboba Sports Complex’s grassy outdoor area. | Photos courtesy of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians
How California’s Fire Season Might Shape Up This Year
Wildland fires burned roughly 325,000 acres and damaged 70 buildings across the state last year, making the fire season one of the least destructive in the past decade and a significant departure from some terrible recent fire years.
