Good morning, San Bernardino.

The Inland Empire Community Foundation will host the 'All Together' IECF Policy Summit on Aug.

6 at Riverside Convention Center. Over 600 nonprofit representatives+policymakers+civic leaders will discuss regional policies on immigration, housing, climate, and health care, with registration open until Aug. 5.

On Saturday, July 25, a sold-out fundraiser at Shandin Hills Golf Club raised $50,000 to help restore the aging public golf course.

Mayor Pro Tem Kim Knaus said the event (a community-led effort) united 128 golfers and local vendors and included in-kind donations that replaced dilapidated fencing.

At a July 21 meeting, the City Council recognized AM Market for 11 years of business success after co-owner Usman Malik received a Business Focus Recognition Award.

The busy convenience store, located on Washington Ave + Meadow Lane, serves loyal customers who are greeted by name.

The Loma Linda Chamber of Commerce hosts monthly luncheon meetings where business owners, educators, and local officials connect to discuss economic trends and community issues for continued development in the Inland Empire.

Local car fans embrace classic and vintage collecting, enjoying shows and cruise nights that celebrate automotive history in the Inland Empire.

Buyers are advised to research models+check local restoration experts to keep these cars in top shape.

Loma Linda Branch Library (free for all) on Barton Road is hosting summer programs in June and July with weekly story times, craft sessions and family performances to fight the summer slide.

The events offer a welcoming space (a creative hub) that boosts literacy and sparks curiosity during break.

Grand Terrace Branch Library offers free family educational programming including preschool storytime and craft sessions with wildlife experts during June and July, serving children and adults and bridging summer learning gaps (a key community resource).

Gardeners in San Bernardino and the Inland Empire are learning simple composting techniques to improve soil and reduce waste & save money.

Local workshops offer guidance and discounted bins to help residents turn kitchen scraps and yard clippings into nutrient-rich compost for thriving gardens.

Motorists near Mt. Vernon Avenue in Colton face lane closures and overnight ramp shutdowns on I-10 as crews conduct drainage, shoring, paving and pile-driving work through July 31.

Work is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday + detour routes are provided.

Loma Linda University Health offers ongoing preventive health education programs including childbirth preparation, cancer support, and wellness webinars to help local residents make informed decisions (these programs build community connections and enhance overall well-being).

14-year-old Brooke Isabella Hazen from Grand Terrace High School is making her mark on the Titan Pep Squad after her selection to the Varsity USA All-American Cheer Team at a recent cheer camp, and she balances her 3.0 GPA with rigorous cheer practice while inviting local support at Friday Night Lights.