Native American Evening Program In Honor Of Native American National Holiday

Fall 2026 Soaring Activity Guide is hitting the mail this week, and it’s chock-full of all the exciting things the City has planned throughout the Fall.

When temperatures climb to 97 degrees and above, heat-sensitive residents may seek refuge at the City of Moreno Valley's designated cool centers.

he City of Moreno Valley has received the California Municipal Treasurers Association’s Investment Policy Certification, recognizing the City’s commitment to responsible and transparent management of public funds.

Between Aug. 3 and Aug. 9, investigators from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department – Gangs/Narcotics Division, along with deputies from patrol stations and personnel from partnering agencies, served 16 search warrants and contacted suspects throughout the county.

Bloomington residents gathered at Ayala Park on Tuesday, Aug. 4, for a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating new improvements designed to enhance accessibility, safety and comfort for children and families.

Kimberly Huerta, Youth Commissioner and Chair of Colton Youth Council and Dr.G, Council Member and Advisor to the program.

All of the participants of the first Annual Earp Day event organized by CITYTALK w/DrG and the Colton Council of Churches.

A conceptual view of the future Eloise Gómez Reyes Sports Complex – Juan Caldera Fields illustrates plans for expanded athletic and recreational opportunities in Colton, where new sports fields are expected to provide space for youth athletics, families, and community activities.

Grand Terrace residents gather around a community planning map to discuss ideas and priorities for the city's future, reflecting the public participation encouraged through the Vision 2040 Community Survey.

Crews work overnight on a railroad bridge above a Southern California freeway as motorists travel through a temporary construction zone. The work represents upcoming BNSF Railway bridge maintenance that will require an overnight closure of I-215 near Grand Terrace.

SPARK program participants celebrate their achievements during a closing ceremony recognizing their growth, new opportunities and interest in the future of public service.