Good morning, San Bernardino.

Castle Park is thanking local police, firefighters, EMTs, and military by offering free admission during dedicated hero weeks from June 30 to August 10; the military and veterans’ week ran from June 30 to July 6 and future weeks will honor other groups.

Each eligible hero gets one free ticket+valid ID is required+ to enjoy the park’s rides, water attractions, mini-golf, and arcade games.

Moon Pie Pizza has become a community favorite by serving handmade, customizable pizzas at local fairs and festivals—drawing residents with its unique wood-fired taste and fresh ingredients.

Its participation at events boosts local celebrations and showcases a creative approach to event food.

GT Library hosted a reptile event where families gathered to learn about over ten species as Thor’s Reptile Family brought live lizards, turtles, and snakes—children got to touch the animals while GT Friends of the Library organized the program.

At a recent Cars and Coffee event, the Lions Club of Grand Terrace thanked local businesses including Johan Gallo, William Cecil, and Burts Jewelry for their support of the Blue Mountain Festival.

The club said these partnerships help build community unity for the next festival—an event set to showcase Grand Terrace’s strong spirit.

Smash and Go Lemonade is a local favorite that makes fresh, hand-shaken drinks at summer events and local markets—its tasty flavors and kind service bring neighbors together.

Authorities in San Bernardino seized 10,000 pounds of illegal fireworks during a coordinated raid spurred by community complaints — a bust that Fire Chief Mark Collins called one of the largest in recent memory and valued at a six-figure sum — as investigations continue.

The Randall W. Lewis Center for Entrepreneurship at CSUSB has started a plan to bring $1 billion in economic impact to the region by 2028.

It will add support for small businesses, new training programs, and mentors—aiming to create more jobs and spread access to funding.