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Zocalo Public Square Talks to the Inland Empire

Leslie N. FountainNovember 8, 2016

Zocalo Public Square is a journalism organization based in Los Angeles that focuses on stories to connect the public for dialogue and new ideas. Stories written...

Data & ResearchEconomic DevelopmentPeople9 min read

[Press Enterprise] Local Elections: Here’s what’s most interesting

Leslie N. FountainNovember 8, 2016

Haven't voted yet? Here's some additional context to consider. Staff writer for Press Enterprise, Jeff Horseman, tells us what's most interesting about our loca...

ElectionsPolitics & PolicyVoter Empire0 min read

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LA Times Donated Pulitzer Prize Award on Attacks to San Bernardino Students

Leslie N. FountainOctober 13, 2016

Cajon High School and California State University San Bernardino received a donation from the Los Angeles Times to fund student writers and journalism education...

CommunicationEducation1 min read

[Newsweek] THE CALIFORNIA DESERT IS DYING, AND PEOPLE SEEM TO THINK THAT’S OK

Leslie N. FountainMarch 19, 2016

Alexander Nazaryan connects with Death Valley Jim, a local historian, author and protector of Joshua Tree and Death Valley. Death Valley Jim walks Newsweek thro...

Environment0 min read

[Press Enterprise] REGION: Murrieta, Temecula ranked on safest cities list

Leslie N. FountainMarch 7, 2016

Aaron Claverie for Press Enterprise reviews a report's findings on the safest cities in the nation that ranked Murrieta, Corona and Temecula. Read the article f...

Public Empire0 min read

[Fontana Herald News] Only 10% of workers who live in Fontana are employed at businesses in Fontana

Leslie N. FountainMarch 7, 2016

The City of Fontana released data from a study on residential commuter habits and discovered only a fraction of their population are work and live locally. The ...

Public Empire0 min read

[San Bernardino Sun] Study: Inland Empire home to 275,000 undocumented immigrants

Leslie N. FountainMarch 7, 2016

Joe Nelson of the San Bernardino Sun shares findings from a recent report on undocumented immigrants in the Inland Empire. Read the full story at San Bernardino...

Public Empire0 min read

[Inland Empire Community Newspapers] Homeless in San Bernardino: a three-part series

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

Anthony Victoria of the Inland Empire Community Newspapers covers homelessness in San Bernardino in a three-part series. Check out his opening series entry at ...

Public Empire0 min read

[Daily Bulletin] How did San Bernardino, Los Angeles counties fare in this year’s tobacco and smoking report?

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

Short answer: Not great. Reporter Jim Steinberg of the San Bernardino Sun shares results from the American Lung Association's study on tobacco-free environment ...

Public Empire0 min read

[Victor Valley Daily Press] CSUSB president calls High Desert underserved

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

Steve Hunt of the Victor Valley Daily Press captures Tomas Morales' thoughts on extending the California State University San Bernardino campus to the High Dese...

Public Empire0 min read

Culture & Society

KPCC: How Collaboration Brought Veteran Homelessness to A ‘Functional Zero’ in Riverside County

Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Zocalo Public Square Talks to the Inland Empire

Economic Development

KPCC: How Collaboration Brought Veteran Homelessness to A ‘Functional Zero’ in Riverside County

KPCC: How Preschoolers in Riverside County are Swiping their Way Into Headstart Quality Standards

Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Politics & Policy

What did Inland residents decide for themselves on November 8?

At-A-Glance: Who Did We Hire to Represent the Inland Empire?

Norco To Put A Lid On Dumpster Diving

Zocalo Public Square Talks to the Inland Empire

[Press Enterprise] Local Elections: Here’s what’s most interesting

LA Times Donated Pulitzer Prize Award on Attacks to San Bernardino Students

[Newsweek] THE CALIFORNIA DESERT IS DYING, AND PEOPLE SEEM TO THINK THAT’S OK

[Press Enterprise] REGION: Murrieta, Temecula ranked on safest cities list

[Fontana Herald News] Only 10% of workers who live in Fontana are employed at businesses in Fontana

[San Bernardino Sun] Study: Inland Empire home to 275,000 undocumented immigrants

[Inland Empire Community Newspapers] Homeless in San Bernardino: a three-part series

[Daily Bulletin] How did San Bernardino, Los Angeles counties fare in this year’s tobacco and smoking report?

[Victor Valley Daily Press] CSUSB president calls High Desert underserved