Good morning, San Bernardino.

Residents can learn about the county's behind the scenes efforts with the Explore San Bernardino County Services campaign.

Regional Parks staff work early to ready eight parks—fostering cleanliness and safety for family picnics, fishing, and outdoor adventures.

Local farms, gardens and community groups celebrated 23 urban agriculture projects funded by CDFA at Garden of Health on July 23 at 10:30 a.m. The event recognized projects that improved food access and education + boosted local job opportunities.

Salvation Army Summer Camps for Kids give local children a safe space to explore sports, art, and music plus connect with mentors who guide them in faith and outdoor fun.

Former camper Djurabe now leads the program while families pay only $25 for a camp experience that normally costs $350.

The San Bernardino County Economic Development Department has been honored with four NACo Achievement Awards for programs that connect local businesses with free funding and expert support.

The awards recognize BizHUUB, the Valley Boulevard Revitalization Initiative, SelectSBCounty.com, and a marketing partnership with Site Selection magazine.

San Bernardino County Library is expanding digital services for cardholders; from July 27 through Aug.

9 you can borrow Matt Dinniman’s eBook 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' with no holds and access HeritageHub for genealogy research. Library cards (free on sign up) can be obtained online or at any branch.

Local gardeners in the Inland Empire are using neem oil (mixed with water and soap) and garlic spray to deter pests and protect their plants today while preserving beneficial insects.

They apply these natural sprays during cooler hours to avoid plant stress.

San Bernardino County built a 1926 courthouse on Arrowhead Avenue after a 1923 earthquake damaged the 1875 building, using reinforced concrete and marble staircases in a Classic Italian Renaissance style.

The original clock stands on E Street and it was added to the National Register on Jan. 12, 1998.

Veterans in San Bernardino now have several ways to prove their service for health care and local discounts.

They can add a veteran designation on their California driver’s license (via DMV visit with valid discharge documents), use a digital ID through the VA app, or get cards at VA centers.

Public Health officials report two cyclosporiasis cases locally this year although no outbreak has been detected.

Residents are urged to follow safe food handling practices—washing hands, rinsing produce, and maintaining kitchen hygiene—to lower the risk of infection.

Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino reported that food bank & health care partnerships lowered hospitalizations by 14% and increased food security, according to a national FAM3 evaluation.

Local clinics now provide nutritious meals and education to support neighbors facing hunger.

Ace, a calm two-year-old husky who loves outdoor walks and treats, is ready for adoption at Devore Animal Shelter; adoptions include free spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinations + 30 days of complimentary pet insurance from MetLife.