Led by County disaster response personnel, state and federal representatives this morning embarked on a two-day driving tour of San Bernardino Mountain communities for a first-hand look at the damage…
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Having to pay someone to clear snow from your driveways and walkways is a way of life for many mountain residents after an ordinary snowfall. But when you wake up…
Efforts to combat homelessness throughout San Bernardino County received a major boost today from county supervisors, who unanimously agreed to leverage $72.7 million in federal, state and county resources to…
San Bernardino County Supervisor Dawn Rowe announced today that the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a program to help mountain businesses impacted by this season’s crippling snowstorms get back on…
More than 2,300 mountain residents from nearly 1,000 households received help from County, state, and volunteer organizations gathered at County-organized Local Assistance Centers in Crestline and Running Springs on Saturday and Sunday.
County and state employees and non-profit agencies assisted several hundred grateful mountain residents who visited County Local Assistance Centers in Crestline and Running Springs on Saturday.
County Public Works crews succeeded in making all public roads in the mountains passable today, 24 hours sooner than they thought would be possible and only hours after the snow…
Immerse yourself in the diverse mosaic habitat and rich cultural history of the Mojave Desert on display now in Victor Valley Museum’s newest exhibit. Mosaics of the Mojave: Life, Culture, and…
County Public Works crews working non-stop since Monday morning have serviced all public roads and have cleared most of them in the majority of the county’s snow-affected communities. They expect make all…
County Public Works crews managed snowfall on mountain roadways throughout the night and will continue as snow is expected to fall throughout the day and into tonight.