The inner Saturnian moons and rings comprise a complex and dynamically coupled system that has no counterpart at Jupiter but that shares some features with the ring and moon system seen at Uranus.  A fundamental and longstanding question is whether Saturn’s rings and inner moons are a primordial byproduct of the planet’s formation, or are instead due to much later and perhaps even very recent events.   Various data from the Cassini mission provide compelling evidence for the youth of Saturn’s rings and an unexpectedly rapid orbital evolution of its moons.   However, debate continues as to whether the inner system is young or old, or perhaps reflects both ancient and recent events.  We solicit contributions related to the origin and/or evolution of Saturn’s rings and inner moons that address such issues and related implications for the evolution of Saturn and the Saturn system overall.