Many families across San Bernardino County live in what experts define as food deserts — neighborhoods without nearby access to full-service grocery stores that provide fresh fruits, vegetables, meats ...

An outpouring of support for the 14-year-old girl involved in a classroom fight at Jehue Middle School gathered last Wednesday, March 26, as clergy leaders and roughly 75 community members congregated ...

San Bernardino Valley College celebrated the 55-year legacy of its historic Liberal Arts Building—home to the Dreamers Resource Center—with a farewell ceremony featuring a virtual reality walkthrough, ...

A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a sedan early Monday morning on Reche Canyon Road in Colton, prompting an ongoing investigation by the city’s Major Accident Investigation Team.

San Bernardino County Children and Family Services (CFS) hosted its annual Prom Extravaganza on March 1 and 8, offering high school juniors and seniors in foster care essential resources to prepare ...

Those who have not had the opportunity to attend a San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra concert will now be able to go for free if they have a library card. The City of San Bernardino Public Library and ...

Academic success is soaring at Carter High School as the Lions roared into honoring its top academic scholars.

The San Bernardino Hispanic Chamber of Commerce celebrated Women’s History Month at its monthly meeting on March 20, at Las Patronas restaurant on Highland Avenue.

The Colton Police Department recognized 26 members of its team during the 2024 Awards Ceremony held March 20, 2025 at the First Assembly of God Church.

San Bernardino DA won’t charge students in Jehue Middle School fight, citing full investigation, incomplete viral video, and no desire for prosecution by families.

San Bernardino City Unified School District’s (SBCUSD) Sierra High School held the ribbon cutting ceremony for its new student Wellness Center Feb. 21.

Inland SoCal United Way hosted an inspiring award ceremony celebrating the achievements of community members who transformed their lives through United Way’s employment program.