New opportunities to put your financial health and wellness first. Financial health is the foundation of strong and resilient households, communities and economies, but understanding and managing finances continues to be a challenge for many. With the new year underway, Chase is reminding its customers that when establishing any good habits, now is also a ...

By Timothy Lewis Vice President Kamala Harris came to San Bernardino in an effort to promote the Biden administration’s new infrastructure bill made in the hopes of battling the recent wildfires that have plagued the western part of our nation. Vice President Harris, accompanied by Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, took to the air to ...

By Dianne Anderson Martin Luther King, Jr National Day of Service on-site events have canceled out as Omicron picks up speed, but local nonprofits are determined to mask and glove up for the community to honor the slain civil rights leader in all he represents. In the Inland Empire, local activist Trudy Coleman said that ...

The holidays are here. So are scammers. These steps can help protect your money and your information. How a simple email or text message could open you up to fraud. With the holidays in full swing, as a consumer you need to be vigilant. Scammers are ready to target you when you least expect it, ...

The Memorial Services for Photographer Henry Hooks are: December 15, 2021: Viewing 10AM Services 11AM Community Memorial Chapel of San Bernardino 738 E. Highland Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92404 December 16, 2021: Burial Service Riverside National Cemetery 22495 Van Buren Boulevard Riverside, CA 92518

By Eliz Coleman Dowdy, Staff Writer After the weekend celebration of thanksgiving, the Inland Empire awakened to the news that our famed photographer, Henry Hooks, had transitioned Friday, November 26. For over five decades, Henry Hooks showcased the African American community’s social events, weddings, proms, cotillions, and the first building of New Hope Missionary Baptist ...

Sierra High School Honored for Counseling Program Since students across the San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD) returned to in-person learning in August, it’s become evident that the extended COVID-related lockdowns and social distancing during the 2020–2021 school year had an impact on all aspects of youth development, including mental health. The CDC (Centers ...

The San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD) is holding a drive-thru job fair on Saturday, October 30, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. SBCUSD is looking to fill vital custodial, clerical, food service, and instructional positions across the District. Instructional positions include aides and tutors who work directly with students under the direction and guidance ...

First 5 San Bernardino, in partnership with First 5 California, has facilitated the donation of nearly $1 million in COVID-relief emergency supplies for families in San Bernardino County including most recently providing nearly 300,000 diapers, and over 700,000 baby wipes to area child care providers in San Bernardino County. A van load of these items ...

By Dianne Anderson A lot of people don’t know about the backstory of Santa Ana and how much it had in common with Texas. But growing up, it was obvious to David Shipp. He said Santa Ana looked very different than it does today. There were a lot of Black folks. “Not 100%, but all ...