IE Latino Voices

The LA Daily News reporter discusses 911 calls, medical care and ongoing concerns inside the detention center.

Cal State San Bernardino President Terri Gomez discusses her plans for the university, including affordability, transparency and supporting the region’s first-generation and Latino students.

Dr. Salvador Percastre Mendizabal, Mexico's Cónsul in San Bernardino, talks about their 96 years of history and the connection between Mexico and the Inland Empire communities and why that remains so important today.

Eddie Valencia, Musician and Founder of the Mucho Gusto Fest, shares the importance of giving arts and culture in the Inland Empire a platform.

KVCR's Anthony Victoria takes a look at some of the bills introduced by Inland Empire Latino lawmakers — Democrats and Republicans — and what they were able to get across the finish line.

First Amendment Coalition's Paloma Esquivel explains why detention centers remain difficult to scrutinize and what public records can reveal about what happens inside.

Southern California News Group reporter Ryanne Mena discusses Adelanto ICE detention center conditions.

Earlier this year, KVCR reporting highlighted Inland Empire families who said immigration enforcement separated them from their loved ones. Since then, some families have been reunited, but as we explore in this episode, they say the impact of detention continues long after someone comes home.

The FIFA World Cup wrapped up last week with Spain defeating Argentina in the final. For more than a month, the tournament captivated millions of fans across the United States and beyond. For many Latino and immigrant families, soccer is more than a game. It's a tradition that connects generations, cultures and identities.

Judith Valles, the former mayor of San Bernardino and lifelong public servant, was laid to rest Monday in front of family, friends and community members.

A conversation with Anthony Victoria and Ivan Fernandez, editor with LA Taco and the recently launched IE Taco.

We The People: Chicano Art in the USA features hundreds of works that explore themes of immigration, border politics and identity that continue to shape Latino communities.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Alexandra Lopez Vera, Director of the Medical Spanish Program at California University of Science and Medicine.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and local attorney Albert Maldonado, a partner at Best Best & Krieger LLP.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Jackie Lopez, Registered Dietitian and Physician Assistant.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Aaron Nguyen, Urologist with Inland Urology Group.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Jennifer Najera, Professor of Ethnic Studies at UC Riverside.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Alex Cheah, with Face N Body Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Linda Dominguez, Director of Community Relations with the Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Cecil Benitez, Radiation Oncologist with City of Hope.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Sameh Hanna, MD, Pulmonologist with Dignity Health Medical Group Inland Empire.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Vladimir Cortez, DO, Neurosurgeon.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Dr. Mary Lopez, Dean of the College of Graduate Nursing at Western University of Health Sciences.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Paul Granillo, President and CEO of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership.

A conversation with host Yvette Walker and Veronica Urrea, Health Education Navigator with the Pink Ribbon Place Cancer Resource Center.