Good morning, San Bernardino.

Clara, a fragile kitten from Devore Animal Shelter, grew under the care of skilled staff and foster mom Rene who recently made her a permanent family member.

Her story shows how local fostering supports animals in need.

After years in television and Broadway, Charise Champion changed careers by completing truck driver training at 160 Driving Academy with support from San Bernardino County Workforce Development + she earned her commercial driver’s license, secured work with Schneider National, and studies logistics to eventually start her own brokerage.

County Libraries are hosting free family events as part of the Catch the Wave Summer Reading Program until Aug.

2, featuring live magic, animal encounters and science shows (space may be limited). Families are encouraged to check local branch schedules for details.

San Bernardino County Library earned a record-breaking 14 NACo Achievement Awards—a jump from three last year—recognizing its innovative public services and community programs designed to boost access to education and resources for residents.

The San Bernardino County Probation Department's Shelter Court program connects people experiencing homelessness with outreach, healthcare info, and support services to address fines and aid recovery.

Probation staff work with nonprofit organizations & community partners countywide to remove barriers and promote stability.

ARMC CEO Andrew Goldfrach was honored with the 2026 Outstanding Citizen Award by the San Bernardino County Medical Society for his leadership in advancing quality healthcare, including his pandemic response work.

The ceremony recognized his role at a 456-bed teaching hospital — a key local health resource.