Assembly Bill 98 is a last-minute attack on the Inland Empire’s economy. Sacramento must reject it.
We urge lawmakers to reconsider this proposal and work with stakeholders to find a solution that protects both the environment and the economy.
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California Privacy Protection Agency’s unchecked authority on artificial intelligence
The governor’s vision of an “ethical, transparent, and trustworthy AI” requires that its development genuinely involves all stakeholders—all Californians.
AB 701 will do more harm than good
AB 701 could result in longer shipping delays and empty store shelves during a time when we are still struggling to recover from the havoc the COVID-19 pandemic created on...
Emissions plan will hurt region’s economy while failing to improve air quality
Passing a rule that threatens jobs, is a regulatory overreach and does nothing to clean our air is not just bad policy making, it is a threat to the economic...
Newsom’s jobs task force should look to Inland Empire energy project: Paul Granillo
Eagle Mountain will support 460 permanent jobs, creating sustained economic stimulus for the region.
Want an economic recovery in the Inland Empire? Start with the supply chain
The Inland Empire is part of a comprehensive network that starts with goods coming into the country through the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Newspapers critical to Inland Empire recovery efforts
Local journalism will be there to report on our resurgence, informing businesses and consumers about our path to recovery. They’ve never been more worthy of our support for such common...
Inland California: diverse and ready for action
Gov. Newsom’s Regions Rise Together initiative recognizes the importance of elevating inland California’s economic fortunes.
The Eastgate Air Cargo Logistics Center commits to a sustainable future: Paul Granillo
This facility will produce thousands of well-paying local jobs, generate millions, and implement sustainable programs, further advancing the goals of the Inland Empire.