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

Leslie N. FountainDecember 1, 2016

Mike Roe of KPCC.org talked with Riverside University Health System on how the county reached what the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs co...

HumansNonprofits0 min read

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Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Leslie N. FountainDecember 1, 2016

Fresh off another Giving Tuesday in the nation, Claremont Graduate University professor Paul J. Zak lends his thoughts to Forbes about how o...

EducationNonprofitsPeople1 min read

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Is Fontana Moving Forward Without You?

Leslie N. FountainDecember 1, 2016

Fontana Forward asks Fontana residents and invested parties in the city about how to they want to get from "Fontucky" to Fontana 5.0. The la...

CivicsEconomic Development4 min read

OC Register: Realtors Brainstorm Housing Affordability

Leslie N. FountainNovember 27, 2016

Is buying a home out of your realm of possibilities? According to data from California Association of Realtors, only 26% of realtors are con...

Data & ResearchIndustrySouthern California0 min read

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

Leslie N. FountainNovember 17, 2016

Here are 29 other offices we hired for to represent our interests in the California State Legislature in Sacramento and in Congress in Washi...

ElectionsInfographicsPolitics & Policy0 min read

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The Fast Foodie Empire

Leslie N. FountainNovember 7, 2016

Take a drive through E Street in San Bernardino and you can very easily be reminded of the historical roots of the most famous fast food con...

BusinessIndustryInfographicsPeople2 min read

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Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Leslie N. FountainDecember 1, 2016
ESRI & Waze Gets Drivers and Transportation Systems On The Same Page

Leslie N. FountainNovember 26, 2016
LA Times Donated Pulitzer Prize Award on Attacks to San Bernardino Students

Leslie N. FountainOctober 13, 2016

Featured Story

The Ag Empire: Returning to Our Roots

Leslie N. FountainMarch 7, 2016
Partnering to Provide

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016
Interactive Map: Migration & the Inland Empire

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

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Center for Business GIS and Spatial Analysis to Host Talk on Los Angeles GeoHub

Leslie N. FountainNovember 30, 2016

Our neighboring metro to the west created an open data source featuring data from more than 20 public agencies. The GeoHub helps users make ...

CoverageNonprofitsTechnology1 min read

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Larry Wilmore: Making Sense of the Results

Leslie N. FountainNovember 6, 2016

A large crowd filled the Bridges Auditorium to listen to Larry Wilmore make sense of the election. Since no one participating in popular dis...

Events5 min read

LLU Brings First International Symposium on Blue Zones

Leslie N. FountainNovember 5, 2016

Reading time: March 2-3, 2017 Healthy People in Healthy Communities will bring the First International Symposium on Blue Zone Science i...

HealthHigher Ed1 min read

Claremont Lincoln University to discuss Food Empowerment

March 6, 2016

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Videos from Events Around the Inland Empire

Status on Women and Girls of Color in Fontana

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

A press release from Assemblymember Cheryl Brown Increasing diversity in corporate America, entrepreneurship and academia were the major issues discussed at the Select Committee on the Status of Girls and Women of Color hearing that was Chaired by Assemblymember Cheryl R. Brown (D-San Bernardino) i...

BusinessCoverageCultureCulture & Society4 min read

TEDxClaremont Colleges – February 2016

Leslie N. FountainMarch 6, 2016

TEDxClaremont Colleges happened this past February 2016. Stay tuned for future coverage on the event. Check out a past presentation from Pitzer College 2015 Graduate student Ari Saperstein on Facing the Empathy Deficit. “We’re half as empathetic as the generation before us… and I don’t know if we ca...

Higher Ed0 min read