Good morning, San Bernardino.

Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino hosted its 5th Annual Can Tree Wonderland on Jan.

14, raising over $60,000 to support hunger relief. Nearly 30 groups built themed canned tree displays at the food bank warehouse where community members voted and enjoyed local refreshments (sponsored by local businesses).

YMCA of the East Valley is celebrating its 175th anniversary by waiving joining fees and charging $17.50 for the first month until Jan.

31 at its branches (including San Bernardino) as it launches a healthy eating workshop today at 6 p.m. and plans more community programs.

Kaiser Permanente San Bernardino marks Cervical Health Awareness Month by urging women to begin cervical cancer screening at age 21 and receive the HPV vaccine to reduce risks.

Health experts say early detection and vaccination can prevent complications, especially among underserved groups (per American Cancer Society).

RadNet — the local imaging provider — is now using AI for its low dose CT lung cancer screenings to detect cancers earlier, lower radiation exposure, and tailor care.

The service is available at local centers with a physician referral for adults meeting screening guidelines.

Amanda Estrada (15-year-old Freshman at Grand Terrace High School) earned the Exceptional Athlete Recognition Award from Colton for excelling in soccer, cross country, and academics; she holds a 4.0 GPA and plans to pursue environmental engineering.