Good morning, San Bernardino.

At the Living Word Inland Empire church in Grand Terrace, a ribbon-cutting ceremony opened a new playground for local children—Mayor Bill Hussey and Mayor Protem Michelle Sabino attended while sponsors like Home Depot and Hemet Fence Company helped fund the project.

Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County was named 2025 California Nonprofit of the Year by Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes (29th Senate District) during a luncheon on May 21, and the 60-year-old agency has served local families by providing food, education, and support to more than 230,000 households. This honor reaffirms its long-standing commitment to economic empowerment and stability for the community.

The Grand Terrace Library hosted a Spring Book Sale where community members paid five dollars and filled any bag or container with as many books as they could carry, supported by the Friends of the Library and volunteers.

The event brought together families and readers of all ages—leaving everyone eager for the library's next community celebration.

Travis Barker, a Fontana native and Blink-182 drummer, was honored at the Fontana Days Run on June 7 with a key to the city, a street named for him— and a live performance with Fontana High School’s band joined by his wife Kourtney Kardashian.

City officials celebrated his impact and announced plans for future partnerships with local schools to support community wellness, reflecting his ongoing connection to the area.