The highly-anticipated annual soup luncheon: Curbing Hunger: Serving Hope. ...

Cheryl Brown, former Assemblymember and former chair of the California Commission on Aging, said, “I strongly encourage people of all ages to take advantage of this opportunity to study gerontology and contribute to the well-being of senior citizens in California. After all, we will all be 'old' one day.” ...

Fernando “Fernie” Velasquez stands in an elevated utility bucket truck wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, and protective work gear. An American flag waves prominently behind him against the sky, symbolizing his years of public service as a lineman. ...

Photo L to R: Rich Doltar, Partner; Ed Doltar, Partner, Fran Fields, Partner; Dr.G Council Member, and Fallon Almager-Field, Office Manager. ...

A person types on a laptop, showing the FAFSA financial aid website, at a quiet table with a glass of lemon water nearby. ...

Two students stand in a library, looking down at an open book together, with shelves of books visible in the background.
Over the past year, Redlands Unified has relied on Administrative Regulation 1312.2 – Complaints Concerning Instructional Materials, a policy adopted by the Board of Education on Aug. 19, 2025, to guide how concerns about library and instructional materials are reviewed. ...

Exterior view of the Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Medical Center, a large beige multi-story building with blue window accents. Three flagpoles displaying the American flag and military service flags stand in front of the entrance, surrounded by landscaped grass, rocks, and a small water feature. ...

An indoor workshop scene shows teaching artists, M. Ahofi and J. Lee of PMHU, seated and playing guitar and cello, while others observe in the background. The photo is depicted with a blue, on-screen banner reading, “Mapping Progress: Project: Music Heals Us.” ...

Daryl Frame smiles for the camera after heart surgery, while connected to monitoring equipment and oxygen support. He holds a green heart-shaped pillow against his chest to protect his surgical incision. Today, Daryl tells us how faith and science saved his life and kept him grounded through it all. ...

The keynote speaker is Chad Brown, who will share insights on his “radical, innovative, and cutting-edge’ approach to social progress. ...

Offering both visual appeal and emotional resonance, well-staged homes not only sell faster, but they also sell smarter. ...

TME Athlete of the Week: David Gusta with his mom. ...