Good morning, San Bernardino.

The 23rd annual Apple Valley Airshow and NAPA Car Show will take place tomorrow, Oct.

10, with gates opening at 9 a.m. and flights from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.—the event features aerial shows, historic warbirds, aerobatic demonstrations, a car show, and the General Atomics STEM Expo for families.

San Bernardino County residents, businesses, and schools will take part in the Great ShakeOut on Oct.

15 at 10:15 a.m. to practice Drop, Cover and Hold On during an earthquake drill (emergency plans should be reviewed) as a reminder to be safe amid active seismic risks in the area.

Mount Baldy, officially Mount San Antonio, was named by a local rancher and is known for its bare south face; it evolved from a 19th-century icehouse and camp to a mountain village that today includes a fire department, church, visitor center, and school district + historic landmarks.

San Bernardino County celebrated the new roundabout at the intersection of State Route 38 and Stanfield Cutoff on Sept.

30, a project that added crosswalks, sidewalks + accessible curb ramps near North Shore Elementary. The upgrade aims to improve daily travel safety and efficiency in Big Bear Valley.

County Fire Protection District finished the North San Bernardino Fuels Reduction Project, which cleared 622 acres and removed 20+ tons of trash and 2,000 tires from the area between Highway 18 and Devil Canyon.

The effort, supported by CAL FIRE and partners, aims to improve fire safety for nearby communities.

The San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health is inviting residents, educators, and community partners to review and give feedback on the draft Teen 311 App Pilot Project Plan (ages 12 to 18) to boost youth access to mental health services, with comments accepted until Wednesday, Oct. 28.

Throughout September, the San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Department reached over 16,000 residents with outreach on suicide prevention, recovery and connection.

The efforts included the Recovery Happens event on Sept. 12, where more than 2,000 community members gathered for skill-building and resource sharing.

San Bernardino County Public Health urges residents to check chargers to prevent fires and get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV before the respiratory virus season begins on Nov.

1 until April 30. Vaccines are available at local health centers & online appointment tools to help protect vulnerable groups.

San Bernardino County Public Health launched Epic Community Connect and MyChart at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center to improve patient care.

The new system helps staff access records and streamlines workflows + gives patients secure online access to their health information.

Foo is a 1‑year‑old lab mix named the county’s Pet of the Week who loves playtime + cuddles.

Adoptions for qualifying pets are free and include complimentary spaying/neutering, a microchip, and vaccinations; visit county shelters for details.