In January, the CIELO Fund at the Inland Empire Community Foundation awarded $280,000 in inaugural grants. Grants were awarded to programs that address education equity, civic engagement, health ...

KVCR, the Inland Empire’s only public TV and radio station, is set financially for a massive expansion thanks to $15 million in state funding. Diana Z. Rodriguez, chancellor of the San Bernardino ...

The licensee of California’s KVCR is proposing to end the stations’ affiliation with NPR and PBS and cease broadcasting First Nations Experience, a television channel of Native American and Indigenous ...

The board of trustees for the San Bernardino Community College District tabled a proposal Thursday that could have reduced PBS and NPR programming on KVCR, the station owned by the district. Trustees ...

The Inland Empire’s only public radio and TV stations will air less original programming in favor of more reruns after Congress clawed back more than a billion dollars in previously approved funding ...

The San Bernardino Community College District’s plan for KVCR is still waiting to be developed, but its future is a little brighter thanks to $377,529 in additional federal funding. Three weeks ago — ...

In an era when some people believe there is too much TV, Americans who depend on free, over-the-air broadcasting are facing a future in which they will have less to watch. Dozens of stations could ...

KVCR, a PBS affiliate serving the Los Angeles market, is automating on a Sundance Digital Titan package, the vendor said. The station, owned by the San Bernardino Community College District, selected ...

The former state senator talks about voting and the importance of community colleges. The former state senator shares why one vote really can make a difference and offers advice on how to make sure ...

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians on Tuesday announced it is partnering with San Bernardino-based KVCR Television to air the nation’s first American Indian channel. In the last five years, the ...