Good morning, San Bernardino.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Community Services and Reentry Division is dedicated to helping people overcome homelessness with persistent outreach support; for example, Paul is preparing for his sobriety chip after eight years living on the streets, thanks to Deputy Derek Emery + Inland Valley Recovery Services.

On September 16, about 50 supporters gathered at Pizzadilly Restaurant to enjoy pizza, cake and community stories in support of Dr.G's bid for Colton City Council District 3 — the event highlighted his long-standing service and community ties.

Officer Dennis Barnett said FLIP helps struggling middle and high school students with weekly tutoring, teamwork activities, and college visits.

The program cut tardiness by 50% and absences by 38% (with roughly 25 graduates per class) and will expand next school year.

The San Bernardino County Library’s Crestline Branch is launching a Library Teen Leadership Program that connects volunteer service and leadership training for teens 14–17 across the county.

Interested teens can join monthly meetings (held at participating branches) and complete required volunteer hours, with application responses in about one week.

San Bernardino County Fire Protection District’s Rapid Extraction Module Support team helped extract injured firefighters from hard-to-reach wildland fires this summer and remains ready to respond quickly when emergencies occur.

San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Services invites residents, local businesses and organizations to join the first digital open house for the updated hazard mitigation plan for 2027.

The event offers background on hazard mitigation and opportunities for attendees to share experiences, with an online survey open until Sept. 30.

During AFib Awareness Month this September, Dignity Health St. Bernardine Medical Center is sharing resources to help residents spot symptoms like heart palpitations, shortness of breath, and fatigue — encouraging early diagnosis and access to expert cardiac care.

Grand Terrace High School freshman Naomi Aurora Huerta, recognized as Athlete of the Week at 14, balances a 3.5 GPA with flag football achievements today and will attend college with plans to pursue a career in health or cosmetology — the patch from TME Photography and Harley’s honors her hard work.