Good morning, San Bernardino.

Bloomington residents attended a ribbon cutting at Ayala Park on Tuesday, Aug.

4 that celebrated new improvements including an inclusive swing set, upgraded play surfacing and eight picnic shade structures during National Night Out with vendors, live music and family activities in full swing.

FARSB was featured on Food Bank News’ Advocacy High Honor Roll for offering digital SNAP support & a dedicated CalFresh page that includes Spanish translation.

The food bank ranked among the top 50 of 100 by revenue as it continues to help over one million families in the Inland Empire.

Chaffey College Superintendent Henry D.

Shannon announced his retirement at the annual convocation on Aug. 12 after nearly 20 years of service. The college will name an interim superintendent at its Sept. 24 meeting and then launch a national search for a new leader.

Fontana Unified School District launched its first school police cadet program to offer public safety CTE graduates hands-on experience at the Fontana School Police Department.

Cadets Zachary Flores and Nadia Whiting (Jurupa Hills High alumni) are training in roles from front desk support to dispatch exposure.

Kaiser Permanente named Richard Sarpong as chief operating officer at Fontana Medical Center on Aug.

2 and will have Wendy Cortez assume the role at Ontario Medical Center on Sept. 13 to boost patient care and streamline operations.

Fontana City Council proclaimed August as Sickle Cell Trait Prevention Month—raising awareness after advocate Farron Dozier shared his military experience and urged high-risk Latino and African-American residents to learn early, while Mayor Acquanetta Warren thanked him for his dedication.

Colton City Council approved naming the sports section of its planned 45-acre Habitat Conservation Park as the Eloise Gómez Reyes Sports Complex — Juan Caldera Fields to honor a leader who secured crucial funding and a historic sports pioneer; the facility will include lighted fields and amenities for youth leagues.