Good morning, San Bernardino.

San Bernardino’s downtown is attracting small business owners who open restaurants, art galleries, and offices to revitalize its historic district.

City leaders plan phased redevelopment while local entrepreneurs boost foot traffic and support nearby jobs.

Metrolink and California Operation Lifesaver held a safety outreach at the San Bernardino Depot last week — they taught riders and drivers about the blue and white emergency signs.

The rail agency will run a holiday weekend schedule on Friday, July 3 with a new $10 SoCal Day Pass.

Local leaders met June 25 at the Roman Catholic Diocese to review disaster readiness by addressing trust, equity, and community resilience (sharing strategies that range from health care access to emergency planning).

Faith leaders, educators, nonprofit professionals, and public agencies provided input to improve regional preparedness.

The 2026 Hemmings Great Race stopped at San Manuel Stadium on Saturday, June 27 as vintage cars celebrated Route 66 and a legacy of automotive education — hundreds gathered in San Bernardino to honor history and technical training linked to classic cars.

The Preschool University graduation at the Redlands YMCA on June 26 marked a milestone for children from 18 months to 5 years as they built kindergarten readiness through hands-on learning — attended by families from across the Inland Empire.

Program staff say it highlights community support and quality early education.

The museum in Redlands offers new summer exhibits and interactive workshops for families seeking fun, educational activities.

The programs feature hands-on displays that connect local history & science for all ages.

The San Bernardino Public Library launches its annual Summer Reading Program, offering educational presentations, craft projects, and reading challenges for children, teens, and adults this summer.

The program provides free access to books, digital resources, and lessons at library branches across the city to boost literacy and lifelong learning.

Redlands fire officials advise residents to prepare for wildfire season by clearing dead vegetation and planning multiple evacuation routes as summer heat and dry conditions increase risk.

They also recommend registering for emergency notifications to receive timely safety updates.

California's stronger distracted driving enforcement reminds Moreno Valley and San Bernardino drivers to keep their attention on the road as traffic volumes rise on major routes; local agencies (CHP and city police) advise programming navigation systems before trips to reduce collision risks.

Dignity Health advises families to follow safety tips for Fourth of July celebrations as heavy travel begins, urging cautious use of fireworks, grills, and water activities+ they recommend staying hydrated and designating sober drivers to avoid injuries during busy festivities.