Good morning, San Bernardino.

Local leaders and project partners celebrated the ribbon-cutting of Liberty Lane, a new affordable housing community for veterans and individuals with special needs in Redlands.

The project features 80 homes — including 62 supportive units for homeless and at-risk veterans.

Walmart and Sam’s Club are running their 13th annual Fight Hunger.

Spark Change campaign from April 6 to May 3 in the Inland Empire; shoppers can round up totals at checkout or buy marked items to support local food banks + donate online.

After losing her job, Valerie Romo of Ontario reached out for guidance from Workforce Development (through America’s Job Center of California) and secured a receptionist role that led to a quick promotion to supervisor as she now leads a financial literacy program helping families gain stability.

In the 1890s, railroad worker Tom Schofield discovered hints of a lost mine when he tripped over a rusty Dutch oven near an old Spanish camp in the Clipper Mountains.

He filled his pockets with gold+ mapped landmarks he later lost, leaving a mystery that still sparks local interest.

Valdez Educational Services is hosting an Evening of Excellence to celebrate students' academic progress.

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, Apr. 22 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Elks Lodge #836 and will feature entertainment, awards, and prize giveaways.

San Bernardino County Human Resources will host a live FAQ webinar on April 16 from noon to 1 p.m. that explains how to apply for county jobs and provides tips for navigating the hiring process; the event is open to job seekers, students, and community members.

County supervisors and city leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of the West End Regional Navigation Center on Monday, April 6.

The new low-barrier shelter will offer 100 beds, recuperative care, and support services (including medical care and case management) to help residents rebuild their lives.

Income-eligible families can access free tax preparation and e-filing services provided by the San Bernardino County Transitional Assistance Department and the IRS before the tax deadline on Wednesday, April 15.

Appointments are available day, evening, and Saturday for households earning less than $69,000 in 2025.

San Bernardino County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk Josie Gonzales reminded business property owners that Business Property Statements must be e-filed or postmarked by May 7 to avoid a 10 percent penalty; a new USPS policy means mail dropped after daily pickup may be postmarked later (verify filing options on the county website).

San Bernardino County Public Health Department confirmed its first pediatric flu death for the 2025-26 season on April 9 (the child had an underlying condition complicating the illness) and urged residents to get vaccinated and follow prevention guidelines.

First 5 San Bernardino launched the 'Little Me, Big Responsibility' campaign today in partnership with Public Health Department’s Nutrition and Wellness Services and Smile SBC to promote healthy eating and oral care habits for children (ages 0 to 5).

The initiative shares local tips and resources and encourages families to try meal preparation ideas and access programs like WIC and certified farmers markets.

Connie is a gentle two-year-old Shepherd mix ready to bring playful energy to a new home.

Meet her at the Devore Animal Shelter, where qualifying adoptions include free spay/neuter, microchip, and vaccinations + she loves water play and fetch.

Local realtors are encouraged to treat lowball offers as negotiation starting points rather than setbacks.

Experienced agents advise reviewing comparable sales, scheduling a meeting with sellers, and considering favorable terms such as quick closing — a strategy that keeps business on track.