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(4/16/2024) - (San Bernardino, CA) The Salvation Army has been active in the San Bernardino area since the late 1880s. Steve Pinckney with the San Bernardino Corps talks about the many year-round programs and services offered to address hunger, poverty, homelessness and addiction in our community, and the need for donations and volunteers. Learn more at https://sanbernardino.salvationarmy.org […] (4/9/2024) - Safe Workouts for Seniors in Managing Hypertension As we age, staying active becomes crucial for our overall health. For seniors dealing with hypertension in their advanced years, exercising safely and effectively is vital. Physical activity can help eliminate and manage high blood pressure, improve heart health, and boost overall well-being. Here are the top […] (4/9/2024) - Combating Racism as a Public Health Crisis platform leverages web recorder screen capture technology to centralize California declarations as a resource and accountability tool RIVERSIDE, Calif. – In response to the murder of George Floyd, many government agencies and leaders across California declared racism a “public health crisis.” While the declarations are a starting point, […] (4/8/2024) - The Little Sunshine Foundation’s Annual Casino Night Fundraiser is at the Glendora Woman’s Club on June 22, 2024, at 5 p.m. GLENDORA, CALIF. — The Little Sunshine Foundation is a nonprofit run entirely by volunteers. The Foundation provides low-income youth with the resources they need to improve their quality of life through literacy […] (3/19/2024) - “Women can lower their risk of poor health by making healthy lifestyle choices, such as maintaining a balanced diet and regular exercise regimen.” — Albert Arteaga, M.D. REDLANDS, CALIF. — In the past few decades, medical research primarily involved studies with male participants, as stated by the Cleveland Clinic. This Women’s History Month, it […] (3/15/2024) - “Carrots are a good source of Vitamin A, which is known to improve eye health.” — Albert Arteaga, M.D. REDLANDS, CALIF. — During April, we celebrate International Carrot Day. The old saying about carrots being good for your vision is true. Carrots have nutrients that help eye health in several ways. Chief among them is […] (3/10/2024) - “The Beautillion Knights program guides young men to ensure that our youth are college-bound and equipped to succeed in life and to realize their full potential as young men, career professionals, entrepreneurs, and productive outstanding citizens,” said Social Lites spokesperson Marlene Davis. SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. — The Social Lites, Inc. will award scholarships to deserving […] (3/8/2024) - “Children and teens, especially, need adequate sleep for proper growth and development.” — Dr. Albert Arteaga REDLANDS, Calif. — Sleep is crucial for maintaining good health and well-being throughout your life, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. “The quality of your waking hours largely depends on what happens while you’re asleep.” “For […] (3/6/2024) - San Bernardino, Calif. California State University, San Bernardino announced that Respondia “Dia” S. Poole will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at its Spring Commencement, scheduled for May 18. Poole has spent her career in public service, serving in all three branches of California’s government and with the County of San Bernardino. She has […] (3/6/2024) - “It’s time for young and old, novice and experienced to join us to honor our legacy of excellence and to build our leaders for the future,” said President Carl M Dameron, imploring people to become members at sbbcfoundation.org/membership. Riverside, CA—The Black Culture Foundation, Inc. honored eight local heroes and awarded two scholarships at its annual Black Rose […]
