Good morning, San Bernardino.

CSRD outreach helped Paul, who struggled with homelessness and addiction, achieve nearly one year of sobriety while he now interviews for jobs.

The department reaches 2,000 to 3,000 locals yearly, providing stable housing, education and support.

Bryn Mawr began in the 1880s as Nahant between Loma Linda and Redlands and was renamed to avoid confusion (per historical society).

Once prospering with the citrus industry, it later merged with Loma Linda in 1970 before complete annexation by 2008.

San Bernardino County Library’s Teen Leadership Program gives teens ages 14 to 17 a chance to build skills through volunteer service + monthly meetings at selected branches, requiring at least 2 service hours per week.

Interested teens can apply at their local library.

Families in Grand Terrace will enjoy a wildlife-themed reading event on Sept.

30 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Grand Terrace Branch Library (22795 Barton Road), where checking out books offers incentives and a chance to win a jungle-themed prize.

San Bernardino County Library has welcomed Brodart and Libraria as new book vendors to improve its collection ordering process and reduce delays in delivering popular titles to its 32 branches.

The new partnerships will expand purchasing options plus provide a steadier flow of materials for readers.

Residents are urged to get ready for winter storms as NOAA forecasts a strong El Niño this fall and winter.

Local officials advise checking roofs, clearing gutters+ stocking emergency supplies to reduce risks from heavy rains, street flooding and mud flows in vulnerable areas.

Metrolink announced that limited fare increases for one-way tickets and SoCal Day Passes will take effect Oct.

5 in its regional service, including San Bernardino. The adjustments will address rising operating costs while keeping essential discounts available for riders.

San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Services urges mountain community residents to prepare for wildfires, winter storms, and landslides by checking evacuation routes, keeping essential supplies ready, and signing up for alerts via the Ready SB County app this September.

Meet Bangs, a 2-year-old tabby from San Bernardino who inspects every room with a curious eye and reveals a hidden talent for baking biscuits — a charm that delights local pet lovers.

Free adoptions for qualifying pets include spaying, microchipping, and vaccinations.

Joy Cortez, only 16 and a junior at Grand Terrace High, was named Athlete of the Week for her strong play on the volleyball team and high academic performance.

She will receive a patch sponsored by TME Photography * Harley’s to honor her hard work.