By Dianne Anderson San Bernardino can expect another ten feet of snow this year, but the teens won’t have to get cold feet, at least on the block where Winter Wonderland gives out hundreds of shoes, and only the good stuff. What’s becoming a time-honored tradition will make sure that families can get a stress ...

The Arrowhead United Way recently partnered with a number of community organizations to host its inaugural turkey giveaway, providing a turkey and a dinner box to ensure families in need had a nice Thanksgiving. Volunteers donated their time to pass out turkeys and supplies to needy families. By the end of the turkey giveaway an ...

The city of San Bernardino, National CORE, the County of San Bernardino, along with state and federal partners, broke ground on phase four of the Arrowhead Grove housing development at the former Waterman Gardens site on Baseline Street earlier this month. The City contributed approximately $5 million in HOME funds to support this project. When ...

The City of San Bernardino has announced that Telicia Lopez has been named City Clerk. The Mayor and Council approved an employment agreement with Lopez, who had been serving as Interim City Clerk since April, at its meeting on Wednesday, October 15. “Few people know the inner workings of the City Clerk’s office better than ...

By Dianne Anderson If ever there was a time in San Bernardino when folks needed to remember what real funny sounds like, it’s right now. Even if they’re not in the mood for jokes, they might want to turn out for Nazareth at the mic for a come one, come all, family fun. Best of ...

The Precinct Reporter has published every Thursday since July 1965. It has not missed a single issue and spawned the Tri-County Bulletin for Orange County in 1984 and the Long Beach Leader in 1997. Each publication has met its commitment to publish every Thursday. The Precinct Reporter began by serving the westside of San Bernardino ...

by Dianne Anderson Years of tension and turmoil at San Bernardino City Council meetings seem to be turning a cordial corner, showing signs of something to feel good about for Councilmember Kimberly Knaus of Ward 5. The council has been contentious for a long time, but she said most of the new council is trying to ...

By Dianne Anderson Don’t have a stroke used to be like a joke – until people realized the statistics aren’t so funny. Being stressed out is one big trigger to increasing blood pressure, increased inflammation, more cortisol, even as experts agree that the right food, the right choices, and regular checkups can help stop it ...

By Dianne Anderson At just a hundred pounds soaking wet, Gigi Munoz stepped into the Inland Empire Conservation Corps hauling rocks almost double her weight, all in a day’s work, but her real reward is the job satisfaction. Now graduated, she soon joins the Backcountry Trail Building crew in Colorado after three years of preparing ...

The San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra has quite a weekend coming up and invites you to be a part. The Symphony’s 96th performance season begins on March 22 with “Storm and Seduction: Reformation vs. Carmen,” a creative juxtaposition of two Romantic/Classical favorites which will be held at the historic California Theatre of the Performing Arts in downtown ...