Good morning, San Bernardino.

The Salvation Army now offers nutritious meals for families in need with early Easter serving; food boxes feed a family of four and a drive-thru distribution happens every second Thursday at 9:00 a.m. at its Corps Headquarters (Redlands) and Hospitality House in San Bernardino.

On March 14 in Colton, Ken Hubbs Little League celebrated its 75th anniversary with a $26K donation from Children's Fund that made registration free for all players & refunded fees for families who had already paid.

Grand Terrace dog park is closed today until April 22 for routine maintenance, including reseeding and fertilization to boost turf and safety.

Residents are advised to use nearby parks for pet activities (weather permitting).

Honey Cooper, a 4th grader at Kimbark Elementary, began dual enrollment at San Bernardino Valley College and is taking college classes while balancing a full elementary life — an achievement school leaders praise as rare and inspiring.

Residents in Loma Linda live nearly a decade longer than average due to healthy diets and strong community bonds.

A Blue Zone designation from Loma Linda University + a wellness-focused local culture continue to shape daily life in the city.

FARSB launched a Food as Medicine program that provides dietitian-designed meals to neighbors facing hunger & chronic illness during National Nutrition Month.

The partnership with Anthem Blue Cross Foundation and Feeding America aims to improve community health by supplying culturally relevant groceries.

Lucas Palos, a 17-year-old senior at Grand Terrace High School, was named Athlete of the Week on March 17 for his strong baseball play and academic success.

He maintains a 3.8 GPA + helped his teams win league championships as he plans to play college baseball.

OSRX Inc. announced its sponsorship of local racing talent Truly Adams, a 15-year-old Moreno Valley driver training in France ahead of his Formula 4 season in 2027.

The company supports his rising motorsport career following his historic podium finish in France.

Brayden Dismang, a 17-year-old junior at Redlands East Valley, was named Athlete of the Week after his standout baseball game on Tuesday, Mar.

17 (he went 2-for-3 at the plate) as he balanced academics and work; he plans to play college baseball and pursue firefighting with strong family support.