Good morning, San Bernardino.

Three Little Blue Bryds is a new downtown boutique that doubles as a community hub for job training and local events.

Founded by Tia Lynn Johnson and Erica Jorden, the shop faces financial challenges but thrives (supported by San Bernardino Mayor Helen Tran) as a creative destination.

Victrola Record Club launched its vinyl listening lounge at Stage Red in Fontana and sold out its first two events, uniting local music lovers with classic records.

A Wednesday Vinyl Night is set for Apr. 8 at 7 p.m. for guests 21 and older.

The Fontana Planning Commission approved plans for two new industrial center buildings measuring 41,218 sqft and 30,767 sqft on sites north of Hilton Drive and west of Hemlock Avenue; on-site improvements will add parking, landscaping + updated traffic flow.

Carl Burton, a cancer survivor, noticed a neck lump (taken seriously at Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center) and soon received transoral robotic surgery to focus his treatment.

He returned to running and recently won his age group at the Run Through Redlands 10K with his wife Valerie.

The National Orange Show Speedway kicked off its 79th season on March 14 with upgrades + new walls modernizing the historic track.

It will host a race on April 18 + a documentary premiere tomorrow at Regal Edwards Ontario Palace.