Good morning, San Bernardino.

Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino (FARSB) was awarded a $100,000 grant from Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation on Tuesday, Feb.

17 to expand its Nourish Now program that delivers emergency food kits to homebound residents across the Inland Empire.

After San Bernardino’s cultural district bid was rejected, more than 50 arts leaders met on Feb.

12 at the Garcia Center for the Arts to plan a 24-month agenda for funding and infrastructure improvements (aiming to boost the creative economy amid a lack of city support).

California State University, Sacramento is accepting applications for the Cheryl Brown Gerontology Scholarship program that awards $2,500 to minors and $5,000 to majors.

Eligible students from the Black Honors College and from San Bernardino and Riverside counties must apply by March 2.

Congressman Pete Aguilar announced that unincorporated Bloomington will use a $1.092 million federal fund to upgrade sewer infrastructure by replacing aging septic tanks so residents can soon connect to a modern system.

Construction is expected to begin in weeks to improve public health and support community growth.

Dignity Health urges residents to prioritize heart screenings during American Heart Month, emphasizing blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes tests to detect silent risks.

The network stresses early detection + healthy lifestyle changes to help prevent severe heart problems.

Local athlete David Gusta began his high school career in Grand Terrace and transferred to Cajon where he earned All-Sunkist League honors; after excelling at Washington State, he commits to Kentucky for his final season and will join the East-West Shrine Bowl in Frisco to display his defensive skills.