Built for the Inland Empire Journalism Innovation Hub + Fund launch, this map clusters local news outlets across the region by type, service area, and ethnicity.
Inland Empire Media Ecosystem Assessment
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Quick Maps
MBC’s Quick Maps are streamlined, focused visualizations built to answer a specific question or highlight a single finding at a glance.
TalentED & Santiago Canyon College Job Density
This tool helps Santiago Canyon College students transition from the school’s prestigious real estate program into the workforce by mapping the areas with the highest concentration of job opportunities.
Orange County Jobs First
Maps on disinvested communities, equity and inclusiveness, COVID recovery, and sustainability and environmental justice grounded the region’s planning process in data, helping ensure equitable decision-making.
California’s Changing Political Landscape
Over the past decade, California has seen a growing Democratic trend in presidential elections, driven by an increasingly diverse population, including Black, Latino, and other voters of color, mobilizing around issues that matter most to their communities.
Inland Empire: How Much Do Inland Empire Cities Spend on Policing?
Police budgets have grown steadily even as crime has declined, often crowding out investment in education, housing, and mental health. Raising the question of how communities can pursue safety without relying on a system marked by violence and discrimination.
San Bernardino City Food Access
This map reveals how access to grocery, convenience, and liquor stores is unequally stratified by income throughout San Bernardino City, shaped by broader factors like poverty, racist infrastructure, unaffordable housing, and limited transportation access.
