The collection of the Relevancy and History Project, California Citrus State Historic Park with University of California, Riverside contains audiovisual material (moving images and audio) from the 1980s to the 2000s. These include the National Orange Company Oral History Program audio as well as the "Living on the Dime" moving images. "Living on the Dime" examined the effects of economic growth, the concept of progress and environmental impacts of freeway-centered development on communities along Interstate 10 or 'The Dime' throughout Inland Southern California.
