The Inland Empire Heroes Awards honors those who make an impact through their brave and compassionate actions and who demonstrate a commitment to creating safer, stronger communities in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.Continue Reading
Nominees are recognized for their contributions and performance for the entire year of 2020.Continue Reading
The property, and the land it is built on, is owned by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. The storied site was first made famous in 1963 when part of the filming of “It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World” took place across its desert sands. Continue Reading
Built in 1906, the Victorian home had been commissioned by James Cram, the son of Lewis Cram, an early settler of the Crafton Hills/Highland area.Continue Reading
“We are proud to recognize ordinary people with extraordinary courage from across the Inland Empire that are saving lives and creating safer communities,” says Lois Beckman, Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Riverside County.Continue Reading
Isabella Madrigal is an enrolled member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians and of Turtle Mountain Chippewa descent. She is the playwright, director, and actress of Ménil and Her Heart. Continue Reading
