Good morning, San Bernardino.

Meet Pacho and Pierro, two 2-year-old female German shepherds available for adoption in San Bernardino County.

Pacho is shy and learning to sit plus Pierro is upbeat and confident, with free adoptions that include spay/neuter, microchip, and vaccinations.

Muscoy began in 1843 as part of a Mexican land grant and early water companies helped shape its identity.

Today, the area has grown into a suburban neighborhood with the Baker Family Learning Center on donated land serving over 12,000 residents.

San Bernardino County Library announced the 2026 Love Your Library Bookmark Contest winners from more than 800 submissions by students in grades K to 12 — 20 winners representing all five supervisorial districts.

Winning designs are printed on bookmarks now available at all 32 branches while supplies last.

San Bernardino County Preschool Services Department is launching its revamped Pathways to Success apprenticeship program today — a hands-on training plan partnering with San Bernardino Valley College and Workforce Development Department to provide parents and community members with classroom and on-the-job experience in early childhood education and career pathways.

Budget cuts from Redlands Unified could remove vital one-to-one LVN support for 11-year-old Maddox Remillet, putting his safe school access in question ahead of his transition to middle school.

The Remillet family awaits a plan by June 30 as officials affirm efforts to meet IEP requirements.

SBC LevelUP has launched new Career Spotlights that feature Social Service Practitioner, Firefighter-Paramedic and Eligibility Worker I to help job seekers understand public service roles that support local quality of life.

With the Fourth of July coming, the county fire protection district warns fireworks are illegal in most areas; safe & sane types are allowed in select towns including Adelanto, Chino, Colton, Needles, Rialto, and parts of Fontana, Grand Terrace, and San Bernardino.

Residents should attend displays for a safe celebration.

On June 1 at Vista Community Counseling in Fontana, the county nursing team quickly identified a suspected opioid overdose, administered naloxone (a medication that reverses overdoses), and helped the patient regain responsiveness before emergency responders arrived.

The patient was taken to a hospital for further treatment.

Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital was designated as the region’s first Comprehensive Pediatric Receiving Center by Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency, giving San Bernardino, Inyo, and Mono counties advanced pediatric emergency care — including surgical and trauma capabilities. The hospital met all state readiness standards to serve critically ill children.

San Bernardino County Regional Parks advises hikers to stay on well-used trails and wear proper gear during snake season as rising temperatures increase snake sightings.

The park's tips—such as keeping a safe distance and using trekking poles—help protect visitors and pets today.