Good morning, San Bernardino.

On Mar. 6, hundreds of students with intellectual disabilities enjoyed the Best Buddies Prom at the National Orange Show as ticket sales were donated to support the Inland Empire chapter.

Sunshine Day on April 17 will offer these students another chance to experience the fair.

Local maker Chelsea Evans revitalizes brittle by crafting soft, honey butter treats in unique flavors like churro and chocolate that she brings to local businesses and markets.

Her seasonal lineup will expand as residents are invited to sample her innovative treats.

Upmost Barbershop will open on Tuesday, Mar.

18 at 3:30 p.m. on Barton Road, inviting families to enjoy live music, free haircuts for the first ten guests, food and giveaways - the event is supported by the Loma Linda Chamber of Commerce.

Colonel John Morris will share his family's role in the Underground Railroad at A.K.

Smiley Public Library on Sunday, March 15 at 2 p.m. in the Assembly Room. His talk explains how his great-great-grandparents helped runaway slaves (they nearly faced danger during Morgan's Raid) during the Civil War.

IEGO has partnered with local groups to manage over $9 million in state funds for workforce development, cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing across the Inland Empire.

The effort aims to strengthen local economic growth while aligning with employers, schools and community organizations.

A volunteer from It's Boba Time Colton brought energy to Paul J.

Rodgers Elementary School today during Read Across America Day, engaging students with a lively story reading. This marks the business's second year partnering with the school to encourage literacy.

Rialto Unified School District is negotiating new contracts as teachers and staff ask for higher raises while district officials propose a 3% increase to safeguard jobs and programs + health benefits.

Hired superintendent Dr. Alejandro Alvarez is leading talks to balance fiscal stability with compensation for staff.

San Bernardino County’s Transitional Assistance Department has expanded access with a Mobile Office that offers help applying for benefits, on-site document scanning & printing across 51 cities and 24 unincorporated communities.

Residents can check local event schedules to connect with these services.

During March’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, local health providers urge residents to talk with their doctors about early screening (FIT tests, flexible sigmoidoscopy, or colonoscopy) that removes precancerous polyps and helps prevent cancer.

Grand Terrace High School senior Samyah Green (19) was named Athlete of the Week after leading her Powder Puff team to a championship victory while maintaining a 3.5 GPA yesterday.