Good morning, San Bernardino.

The San Bernardino County Library is hosting a Celebration of Giving Toy Drive in partnership with Children’s Fund today.

Residents may drop off new, unwrapped toys at 28 library branches — donations support holiday gifts for local children until Dec. 9.

San Bernardino County offers locals a mix of outdoor spaces and family-friendly outings that let anyone find a new adventure close to home—residents are encouraged to visit the county website for more ideas.

This invitation helps everyone explore hidden gems without prior plans and enjoy a fresh day outdoors.

Cima is a small unincorporated community in the Mojave Desert that formed along a steep railroad line which rose 2,000 feet in 20 miles—early growth included a store opened by H.C.

Gibson and a post office by 1905. The town once served miners and cattlemen and was home to future Congressman Glenn Malcolm Anderson, but the 2010 census recorded no population.

The Rialto Unified Board of Education unanimously selected Dr. Alejandro Alvarez as the new superintendent after a community-informed search, and he will start on December 1 + replacing Interim Superintendent Dr. Judy D.

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Heather Hill of Redlands sent in great photos of San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary, a top spot for hiking, biking, wildlife viewing and horseback riding plus the 4.5 miles of trails offer Beverley’s Pond and San Timoteo Creek.

Visitors can explore the sanctuary year-round.

San Bernardino County will mark the tenth anniversary of the 2015 terrorist attack on Dec.

2 by holding a moment of remembrance at 10:55 a.m. and inviting the public to lower flags and visit the Curtain of Courage Memorial at 385 N. Arrowhead Ave—resources are available for those affected.

San Bernardino County Public Works cleared mud and debris from last weekend's storms in Oak Glen and nearby towns and remains ready for more storms—crews have set up road closure signs, message boards and other safety measures for residents.

County Public Health launched a new GIS hub and webpage to show how interactive maps help track food insecurity, guide mosquito control outreach, and coordinate disaster recovery efforts in San Bernardino County—GIS Day was celebrated yesterday.

San Bernardino City Council unanimously approved a $4 million loan to fund a new 30-unit affordable housing project for homeless veterans at 1351 North E Street, where the building will offer permanent supportive housing and on-site services.

The three-story structure, developed by U.S. Vets and Kingdom Development, will be completed by the end of 2027—loans will be repaid over 55 and 57 years.

Dignity Health Community Hospital earned an A grade for patient safety by Leapfrog while St. Bernardine Medical Center was recognized by Healthgrades as one of America’s 100 Best Hospitals for prostate surgeries with five-star ratings in three specialties—both accolades underline the hospitals’ commitment to advanced patient care.

The November edition of A Taste of Wellness magazine offers holiday wellness recipes and reflections while bidding farewell to Leticia Allen, a health education specialist who served for 23 years.

Her signature spicy red tomatillo salsa recipe provides a festive option—underscoring the magazine's blend of flavor and farewells.

Furguson is a relaxed guinea pig who enjoys fruits, vegetables, and Timothy hay and is looking for a new home.

He is available for free adoption at the Devore Animal Shelter (Devore) and Big Bear Animal Shelter (Big Bear) until Nov. 22.