Good morning, San Bernardino.

Foster youth Nathan Reyes, who faced years of hardship, found trusted support through local Children and Family Services as he adjusted to life in the community.

The agency offered case management + counseling to help him build a brighter future.

Travelers along Interstate 40 today see red and black volcanic rock mounds that stem from the Lavic Lake volcanic field, formed millions of years ago.

The Pisgah cinder cone, rising 330 feet near Lavic Dry Lake, is the most accessible of the four cones in the field.

San Bernardino County job seekers can join an SBC LevelUP Live FAQ Session on Thursday, July 16 from noon to 1 p.m. to learn how to improve their GovernmentJobs.com accounts, complete applications and prepare for interviews + ask HR professionals questions during the free virtual session.

Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk Josie Gonzales delivered the 2026 assessment roll today for the county, covering 905,255 parcels with a total value of $376.9 billion.

The report details tax savings for homeowners, disabled veterans, and welfare institutions and notes storm-related adjustments.

Pioneertown residents, business owners and other stakeholders will join a workshop on Tuesday, July 14 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Soundstage - 53585 Mane Street - to shape a Special Development District ordinance aimed at preserving the town’s historic character; further reviews are set for fall and winter.

San Bernardino County’s Department of Behavioral Health is hosting Spanish QPR training (9:30 a.m., Thursday, July 30) that teaches residents to spot suicide warning signs, offer support, and connect to lifesaving resources.

The training aims to reduce stigma and expand access to culturally responsive mental health support.

The San Bernardino County Mosquito and Vector Control Program (MVCP) advises residents to remove standing water and avoid overwatering lawns to cut down on mosquitoes that spread disease this summer.

It also offers courtesy inspections and mosquito fish services—call 800-442-2283 for help.

On June 25, Children's Network held its first Safe Beginnings Summit at Kaiser Permanente’s Palm Court Conference Center in Fontana with over 100 healthcare professionals, educators, and community partners to boost infant safety and family well-being by discussing safe sleep, car seat education, and water safety (focused on approved devices).

Sandy is a gentle 3-year-old pit bull mix who walks well on a leash and loves playing with her dog toys; she is available for adoption at the Devore Animal Shelter today with free qualifying procedures including spaying or neutering, microchipping and age‑appropriate vaccinations.