City of San Bernardino

PHOTO CAPTION: Salvation Army Summer Camp participant Djurabe says “We’re having fun but we’re also connecting with God. I feel myself growing not just as a person, but spiritually.”

July 8, 2026

The Salvation Army Children’s Summer Camps Transform Lives

“Many children from low-income families rarely experience life outside their immediate neighborhood. That’s why The Salvation Army’s annual summer programs for kids are so important,” said Major Adam Morales, The Salvation Army San Bernardino corps officer. …

Photo Caption: “We encourage all eligible voters to attend and exercise their right to vote,” said Professor Kathryn Ervin, President of the League of Women Voters San Bernardino. “Informed participation is the only way to ensure our government reflects the will of the people.”

April 23, 2026

League of Women Voters Hosts Critical San Bernardino Mayoral and City Council Candidate Forums on April 29 & 30

A Two-Night Deep Dive into City Leadership. The forum is strategically split over two nights to ensure comprehensive coverage of the races:…

January 27, 2026

Black Rose Award Winners Receive Awards on February 7th

The 34th Annual Black Rose Award winners have been announced. The Jim King Founders Award goes to the J.W. Vines Medical Society, and the Dr. Juanita Scott Humanitarian of the Year Award to Carl M. Dameron, President of Dameron Communications and the Black Culture Foundation….

Photo Caption: Cheryl and Hardy Brown are the Grand Marshals for the 47th Annual Black History Parade along Baseline from Mt. Vernon to California Street, ending at Arryo High School. They are a powerful duo in San Bernardino, using media, publishing, and politics to uplift their community and advocate for representation and equality.

January 22, 2026

Hardy & Cheryl Brown Grand Marshals for the San Bernardino Black History Parade

“The Black History Parade, a cherished tradition since 1968, will proceed along Baseline Avenue from Mt. Vernon to California Street in Westside San Bernardino, uplifting the community with its vibrant energy and cultural importance,” said Dameron….

Photo Caption: Crime in San Bernardino has dropped by 30 percent or more throughout the city. One reason is that there are more officers on the streets. The Police Department’s goal is to have 350 sworn officers. Current full-time staffing is reported at 295 sworn officers and 156 professional staff.

January 4, 2026

Crime Drops in Downtown San Bernardino by Nearly 50%

“Crime rates in downtown San Bernardino have decreased by almost half over the past five years,” said Police Chief Darren L. Godman. “This positive trend includes fewer burglaries, aggravated assaults, and notably, there have been very few homicides this year.”…