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June 8, 2026
San Bernardino County has opened its new $125 million Valley Communications Center aimed at improving emergency response times. The facility brings multiple agencies under one roof with advanced amenities and is expected to be fully operational by month's end.
Read more →June 3, 2026
Riverside County has opened multiple voting centers ahead of the state primary election. Voters can cast ballots in person, by mail, or update registration at any polling location through June 2.
Read more →May 27, 2026
Victorville has seen its unsheltered homeless population fall sharply over two years. City officials credit new strategies like transitional housing and wellness services for this reduction.
Read more →May 13, 2026
The San Bernardino City Council has voted narrowly to prohibit all short-term housing rentals except hotels and motels following ongoing complaints from residents about neighborhood disruptions caused by vacation renters. The new rules are set for final approval on May 20 before taking effect mid-June.
Read more →May 12, 2026
San Bernardino's homeless population decreased by nearly a quarter over one year, according to new data from the city's annual count. Officials credit expanded shelters and support programs for this progress.
Read more →April 30, 2026
Eastvale officials are making renewed efforts in Washington D.C. for a unique city ZIP code after years of delays caused by shared postal boundaries with neighboring cities. Multiple federal bills are now under consideration as local leaders express cautious optimism.
Read more →April 22, 2026
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the West End Regional Navigation Center in Fontana. The $20 million project aims to provide temporary shelter and support services for homeless individuals until they secure permanent housing.
Read more →April 16, 2026
San Bernardino County Transportation Commission has approved a four-month pilot program using AI cameras on I-10 express lanes. The effort aims to reduce improper use of high-occupancy vehicle lanes by automatically counting vehicle occupants.
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