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 only public radio station based in the Inland Empire, KVCR, could stop offering NPR and PBS and transition into a station more focused on student learning, depending on a vote Thursday, April 8.

The licensee of California’s KVCR has laid off 35 TV employees at the station, a year-and-a-half after a rebranding and programming blitz that included the launch of eight local shows. The San ...

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 ...

San Bernardino’s KVCR wants to offer California’s Inland Empire a local voice in the sprawling media market known as Los Angeles. Now, as one of public broadcasting’s biggest winners in the television ...

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 ...

The 91.9 KVCR Midday News Report features current Inland Empire / southern California stories, with reporting and analysis from KVCR news staff – all in under 5 minutes. Available Tuesday, Wednesday ...

The only public radio station based in the Inland Empire, KVCR, could stop offering NPR and PBS and transition into a station more focused on student learning, depending on a vote Thursday, April 8.