Good morning, San Bernardino.

Joseph is a 2-year-old neutered Husky waiting for a loving home at the Devore Animal Shelter in San Bernardino County—he loves playing with his toys and getting treats.

Families can visit the shelter to meet him and learn about the adoption process that includes spaying or neutering, microchipping, and vaccines.

Rialto held its Juneteenth Jam on June 19 from 4 PM to 9 PM at Fergusson Park to celebrate freedom, unity, and Black culture.

The free event brought together community members and over 100 local organizations—such as Tomorrow’s World and the Mayor Deborah Robertson Foundation—to offer live entertainment, family activities, and local vendor displays.

Donald Purdey submitted photos of his favorite destination, the Noah Purifoy Desert Art Museum (in Joshua Tree) which spans several acres and features large assemblage sculptures made by Purifoy from 1989 to 2004.

The outdoor museum is open from sunrise to sundown at 63030 Blair Lane (a brochure is available at the entrance).

San Bernardino County launched its BizHUUB online portal to provide free on-demand business tips and guidance from local experts to support small business growth.

The platform features a booking system for consultants and educational webinars—available in both English and Spanish.

The San Bernardino County Fire Department warns residents today that fireworks are illegal in unincorporated areas and that using them may lead to fines of up to $1,250, criminal charges, and liability for property owners & urges anyone who sees illegal fireworks to report them immediately.

The CalFresh program helps eligible low-income families and individuals in San Bernardino buy the nutritious food they need each month using an electronic benefit card.

Applicants must meet criteria such as citizenship, income, and residency and can apply online, by phone, or in person at local Transitional Assistance offices—expedited service is available for qualified cases.

San Bernardino County Code Enforcement removed a collapsed structure in Trona to improve community safety during the 2024–2025 fiscal year — the project completed 11 abatements, including eight demolitions and three voluntary clearings at a cost of $245,303.

Airports Director Brett Godown earned the prestigious Accredited Airport Executive designation — a rare honor among the agency's leaders.

He has led county airports since early 2024 and his award shows strong leadership in our local aviation sector.

San Bernardino County and Family Assistance Program secured $5.8 million from the California Department of Housing and Community Development to build 22 interim housing units for homeless youth in Victorville—this project will expand the TAY Tiny Home Village to offer on-site supportive services such as case management, healthcare, and mental health support. The project will serve young adults aged 18-24 who are at risk of homelessness.