Work Under Way on City Streets

Freshman Varsity cheerleader Brooke Hazen stands at midfield of Grand Terrace High School's football field, where she looks forward to helping energize the crowd and build school spirit throughout the Titans' football season.

Victor Covarrubias, an experienced optical technician at 20/20 Vision Associates Optometry, began his career in the optical industry in 1998.

A crossing guard helps students safely cross the street as families return to their back-to-school routines. Riverside County officials are reminding motorists to slow down, stay alert and use extra caution in school zones throughout August.

San Bernardino County Fire and LifeStream Blood Bank are encouraging residents to donate blood this summer to help maintain the supply needed for local hospitals and emergency medical care.

San Bernardino County voters prepare for the November 3, 2026 General Election as candidates and local ballot measures take shape across the county.

A landscaped streetscape reflects a blend of residential neighborhoods, local businesses and scenic mountain surroundings as the community plans for future growth.

Grand Terrace residents enjoy a community gathering at a local park, where families, children and older adults come together for outdoor activities and neighborhood connections.

wWth the support of Congresswoman Norma Torres. The Bloomington Phase 3B Project addresses decades-old water infrastructure challenges by relocating water infrastructure into public street rights-of-way and upgrading aging pipelines and fire hydrants.

Members of Colton’s 50+ Club enjoy a painting activity while sharing conversation and laughter, highlighting how recreation programs encourage creativity, friendship, and active community involvement among older adults.

Colton residents take part in a City Hall Citizens Academy session, gaining an inside look at municipal departments, public services, and how local government works to serve the community.

Summer days become lasting memories as Riverside children run, play and build new friendships through community recreation programs that keep young people active and connected while school is out.

The season is underway. Moreno Valley student-athletes return to fields, courts and pools this August, bringing competition, teamwork and school pride back to campuses across the community.