Good morning, San Bernardino.

Redlands Theatre Festival will present the musical comedy The Drowsy Chaperone at 8 p.m. June 27 in Prospect Park at 1170 Cajon St. The production features live music, dance & choreography that showcase local talent and pay tribute to 1920s jazz era style.

The City of San Bernardino is offering a Summer Youth Employment Program that connects high school students with local employers, nonprofits, and city offices for internships and paid work experiences this summer.

The program teaches resume writing + interviewing skills to help build job readiness.

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, San Bernardino Valley College celebrated its 100th year by graduating its largest class ever and lighting the sky with a drone show — featuring images of historic sites like the Auditorium and Observatory.

Young residents in Loma Linda are participating in a summer leadership program that offers workshops on public speaking, goal setting and teamwork — the program will conclude with a local community improvement project.

The county fire department introduced a four-legged robotic dog to help first responders assess hazardous areas during emergencies.

The device (equipped with cameras, sensors, and remote-control features) will soon be used in training exercises to improve rescue operations.

Rialto City Council approved the 120,000 sqft warehouse project at the northeast corner of Valley Blvd and Willow Ave on Tuesday, June 9.

The approved plan used a mitigated negative declaration to reduce potential environmental impacts — a decision made by Investment Building Group despite SAFER’s call for a full review.

Traffic safety officials advise motorists to buckle up as summer travel increases across the Inland Empire.

Authorities urge San Bernardino residents to follow California law by securing all passengers & ensuring children use approved restraints.

Healthcare providers in Loma Linda are hosting community wellness events today to share heart health tips and distribute materials on preventive care + balanced nutrition and regular exercise.

Raymond Roybal (a standout athlete) graduated from Grand Terrace High School on June 17 with a 3.5 GPA and multiple honors, including varsity letters and league MVP, and he will continue his baseball career at Ohlone College next fall.