Good morning, San Bernardino.

San Bernardino County Animal Care sent 31 dogs on its sixth rescue flight on Thursday, Sept.

24 through its partnership with Wings of Rescue—bringing the total to 71 rescued dogs. Local fosters helped ensure safe travel and expand shelter capacity as the program marks this new milestone in pet rescue.

Mike Eudy of Crestline submitted a striking photo of Lake Gregory showing clouds that look like angel wings over the lake built by Arthur Gregory in the early 1900s — today it offers swimming, boating and fishing.

San Bernardino County marked 40 years of its CERT program where volunteers learn emergency response skills to safeguard their communities.

During the December 2025 storms, CERT members supported live updates and delivered supplies (critical help to local residents).

The Kelso Depot now serves as the Mojave National Preserve Visitor Center and offers visitors historical exhibits in its former dormitories + baggage room.

Built in 1905 as Siding 16, the structure changed over time before being preserved near Kelso Dunes for public education.

San Bernardino County lit the Government Center green in support of veterans and will light several county facilities from Nov.

4 to Nov. 11 as part of Operation Green Light + a national effort to raise awareness of veteran benefits.

San Bernardino County’s Emergency Communications Service volunteers keep critical links active during emergencies by operating backup radio stations and relaying updates plus testing equipment at community drills and events.

Residents can apply to join the trained team through the Office of Emergency Services.

San Bernardino County has named Josh Dugas as its new Behavioral Health director following his service as acting director since January.

Dugas (with nearly 25 years of public service experience) will lead efforts to strengthen local access to behavioral health services.

Starting Oct. 1, residents may notice a new look on ambulances and crew uniforms as CONFIRE EMS & Mobile Health begins offering coordinated ambulance services in the county.

The system will work with local fire agencies and health partners + maintain the current 911 dispatch.

Mikey is a playful two-year-old black lab mix who loves toys that bounce or squeak and enjoys time with people and other dogs.

He is available for adoption at Devore Animal Shelter, where qualifying adoptions include free spay/neuter, a microchip and vaccinations (supported by MetLife Pet Insurance).

ONT Field, a new $120 million minor league baseball stadium for the Ontario Tower Buzzers, opened in spring 2026 as part of the $850 million Ontario Sports Empire complex and is expected to serve 250,000 fans while boosting local tourism.