The famous 20 mule team wagons hauled borax from Searles Lake circa 1900. Located near Trona is an extremely rare lake that was discovered by John Searles in 1862 that…
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Nature trail at Oak Glen Preserve. A welcome sign for Oak Glen. Apple blossoms in the Oak Glen Preserve. A sign for Los Rios Rancho apple farm. Oak Glen Preserve…
The town of Earp circa 1960. The town of Earp is an unincorporated community in San Bernardino County bordering Arizona. Originally called Drennan for 20 years, the town was renamed…
A San Bernardino County firefighter battles flames during recent wildfires in Los Angeles County As wildfires continue to impact communities in Los Angeles County, San Bernardino County is focused on…
The Curtain of Courage Memorial honors the fourteen people who were taken from us by an act of terrorism on Dec. 2, 2015. There is a way for residents of…
From being featured in a popular television series to serving as an academy for military training, the Chino Airport has played a significant role in U.S. history. The Chino Airport,…
San Bernardino County is home to serene mountain ranges, expansive parks and stunning desert landscapes, offering numerous opportunities to capture our county’s natural beauty. Beyond our most popular landmarks are…
We would like to thank Donald Purdey of Redlands for submitting spectacular photos of his favorite San Bernardino County destination. Established in 1946, Pioneertown, located near Yucca Valley, is known…
Vice Chairman and First District Supervisor Col. Paul Cook (Ret.), Chairman and Third District Supervisor Dawn Rowe and Fifth District Supervisor Joe Baca, Jr. in the County Government Center’s Covington…
Wild burros have roamed the hills between San Bernardino and Riverside counties since the 1800s, when domesticated donkeys were no longer needed by farmers and miners and released into Reche…
