Good morning, San Bernardino.

Downtown San Bernardino turns into a lively gathering spot every Tuesday morning when the Court Street Farmers Market offers fresh produce, local foods, and handmade items.

The market supports local agriculture and small businesses while playing a key role in downtown redevelopment.

San Bernardino Animal Services is facing a summer surge in stray animals, lost pets and adoption activity as warmer weather brings challenges and opportunities; officials urge pet owners to update microchip and tag info to keep animals safe in heat.

Farm House Collective hosted a spirited World Cup watch party yesterday that united soccer fans cheering on Team USA and Mexico — community members enjoyed match excitement, birthday celebrations, and a variety of tasty food.

Fans planning to attend future games should reserve tickets online to secure a spot.

California State Treasurer Fiona Ma joined Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren and Superintendent Cali Binks on June 27 at Fontana High School Auditorium for Uplifting Arts Academy’s 'We Are One' recital, where nearly 100 student artists performed and founders received a Certificate—emphasizing the academy’s mission to nurture children and strengthen families.

Employers across San Bernardino and Riverside counties are ramping up seasonal hiring this summer in distribution centers, retail stores, and local government programs, offering part-time jobs and flexible shifts for students and residents seeking work experience.

University of Redlands announced that it has merged with Woodbury University after receiving final approval from the U.S. Department of Education.

The integration will expand educational opportunities with top programs in architecture, art and design, business, and design and media arts.

Joseph Williams, a longtime educator from Rialto, was reappointed to the California Community Colleges Board on July 14 by Gov. Newsom and said his term will focus on lowering student costs, expanding housing projects and preparing locals for AI innovation—tracking progress through textbook availability, new housing units and course launches.

Loma Linda University Cancer Center is highlighting a community support program that delivers care packages and comfort items this month.

Local volunteers and organizations are preparing thoughtful materials to help patients feel supported during treatment.

San Bernardino promotes cooling centers and educational programs to help residents beat extreme summer heat.

Public facilities — including libraries, community centers and parks — offer air-conditioned spaces and safe recreation as health experts advise hydration and checking on vulnerable neighbors.