As Grand Terrace approaches its 48th anniversary of incorporation, a public committee meeting offers residents a way to participate in preserving local history and strengthening cultural connections. Every community has a history that extends beyond the dates recorded in government documents. It lives in family photographs, neighborhood traditions, school memories, local businesses and the experiences of residents who remember how a city looked before its streets and buildings changed. ...

Most residents rarely think about the electrical system that powers their homes until the lights go out. Electricity makes everyday routines possible, from preparing breakfast and keeping food refrigerated to operating computers, medical equipment and air conditioning during Southern California's hottest days. ...

Partnership between Public Health and Arrowhead Regional Medical Center introduces digital tools intended to strengthen communication and coordination of care. ...

Completed project establishes a strategic fuel break between Highway 18 and Devil Canyon while removing thousands of discarded tires. Along the northern edge of San Bernardino, the landscape changes quickly from residential neighborhoods to foothills covered with vegetation that can become dangerous during wildfire season. ...

“When we support parents, we support children,” says Dr. April Clay, LMFT. ...

Music students at Colton High School will soon enjoy a larger space with more storage, practice rooms, better acoustics and better space for creating, learning and performing. Construction on the Buildings is Set to Start in 2027 ...

State, Local Education Leaders Highlight Nearly $162 Million in CalKIDS Scholarships Available to San Bernardino County Students. ...

San Bernardino Drug Take Back Day 2026, prescription medication disposal, San Bernardino Police Department, October 24, medication safety, National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Community collection efforts offer families a convenient way to remove unwanted prescription drugs from their homes while promoting public safety and protecting the environment. ...

Long before modern freeways reshaped the Inland Empire, the railroad helped establish San Bernardino as a transportation center. Trains brought passengers, goods, workers and new business opportunities into the region, connecting a growing Southern California community with destinations across the country. ...

As Redlands continues to grow, its surviving citrus groves offer a living connection to the industry that shaped the city's neighborhoods, economy and identity. Orange trees heavy with fruit line a grove in Redlands around 1900, with snow-covered Mount San Bernardino visible in the distance. The photograph documents the citrus industry that played a central role in the city's early development. ...

The City of Redlands will host Plane-or-Treat at Redlands Municipal Airport on October 25, featuring trick-or-treating, entertainment and family activities. An AI-generated illustration ...

Festive University of Redlands Homecoming celebration, with alumni, students, and families gathered on campus wearing maroon Bulldogs apparel. A bulldog mascot greets attendees while cheerleaders and a marching band perform near decorated tents and balloons, with university buildings and mountains in the background. ...