One year before Californians head to the polls to decide who will be their governor, some of the gubernatorial candidates will gather in November to participate in a nonpartisan forum, focusing on key health care-related issues affecting the Inland Empire.

As the region that includes Riverside and San Bernardino counties has 1.5 million people who rely on Medi-Cal, over 40% of the population, federal decisions to cut health care funding will have a direct impact on them.

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The “Health Matters” forum, set for Nov. 7, 2025 at 1 p.m. will address key issues like health care affordability, access to mental health services, housing costs and environment.

Medical workers like those at Sac Health, a community clinic in San

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