Good morning, San Bernardino.

Families in our area are preparing for water play this summer as First 5 San Bernardino has issued new safety guidelines to prevent drowning in children under five.

The organization advises parents to use a designated Water Watcher — one who keeps a constant eye on children near water — and to ensure children wear U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets.

Terrace Hills Middle School held a memorable graduation ceremony for its large Class of 2025 where students received their certificates in front of proud families and staff—each moment filled with pride and excitement.

The graduates then entered Titan territory as they prepare to join Grand Terrace High School as the Class of 2029, marking a historic milestone for the school and the community.

Grand Terrace High School senior wrestler Jacob McLovin Valdez excelled in wrestling and also shined in theater and choir while building a legacy of hard work and creativity.

He leaves school with valuable lessons from four years on the mat — lessons that prepared him for new adventures ahead.

Boba Time Colton — a representative from the popular local shop — visited Paul Rodgers Elementary and Woodrow Wilson Elementary on Career Day to talk with students about how education opens many career paths.

Students enjoyed surprise giveaways while teachers valued the local business support.

The San Bernardino City Council will appoint a new permanent city manager and vote on the proposed $348.7M operating budget on June 4 at 5 p.m. at the Norman F.

Feldheym Central Library—this budget includes major investments in homelessness, infrastructure, and legal services—and plans to use cost-cutting measures built from earlier savings.

Izabella Sanchez, a standout 18-year-old Grand Terrace High School graduate with a 4.0 GPA, was named Athlete of the Week for her impressive swimming record, which includes multiple first-place finishes and awards such as Citrus Belt Area Female Athlete of the Year—she now will study for her pilot’s license at Mt. San Antonio College to pursue aerial firefighting.