Good morning, San Bernardino.

More than 450 families gathered at Inland Regional Center for Inland Respite Inc.'s Annual Backpack Giveaway and Resource Fair, where 32 community partners offered school supplies, free haircuts, dental and medical screenings, and raffle draws every 30 minutes.

The event connected families with local education and health resources.

Couples seeking a unique wedding can participate in the 3rd Annual Halloween Marriage Services hosted by the county clerk at historic Calico Ghost Town in Yermo on Saturday, Oct.

31 from 12 to 5 p.m. They must reserve an appointment by calling (855) 732-2575 by Friday, Oct. 23.

The Salvation Army and the City of San Bernardino secured Greyhound bus tickets to reunite Michelle and her daughter with their family in Springfield, Missouri yesterday — turning temporary motel voucher support into lasting stability.

Local museums in San Bernardino preserve the city’s rich heritage by offering exhibits, educational programs and volunteer-led tours.

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is housed in the restored 1918 Santa Fe Depot — a centerpiece that connects residents with the region’s evolving story.

San Bernardino schools are preparing for the new school year as teachers, administrators, and community groups ensure safe, resource-rich classrooms, while local businesses host backpack giveaways + supply drives to support students and families during the transition.

San Bernardino is increasing its urban forest through tree planting events to lower summer temperatures & improve air quality and curb energy costs, while residents and local groups help care for trees in parks and neighborhoods.

This effort boosts community health and beautifies public spaces.

15-year-old Formula 4 driver Truly Adams (The Truth) from Riverside is set to race in France later this year after receiving a $50,000 sponsorship from Native Racing, a Native American-owned team.

His recent podium finishes illustrate his growing momentum in open-wheel racing.

Grand Terrace High School Senior Jaden Montano leads the Titans as their starting quarterback, maintaining a 3.7 GPA and earning Honorable Mention league honors; he said he plans to boost his numbers this season and pursue an NFL career (balancing sports with academics).