Inland Valley Repertory Theatre company (IVRT) will be presenting the livestream musical of “Daddy Long Legs,” starring Bobby Collins and Amanda Minano, on three days this month.

The San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra presented its 92nd season opening concert, “E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One,” on Feb. 13, and persons who missed it will get a chance to see a repeat performance.

Ransom Wilson, the music director and conductor of the Redlands Symphony and an internationally known flute performer, will join six musicians from the Redlands Symphony in a virtual concert program that will air from Feb. 12 to Feb. 14.

Employees at the Fontana Community Services Department say there is lots to love about Fontana, and they want to show you some of the best loved city sites.

The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has placed San Bernardino County at the top of the leaderboard toward becoming the first Southern California home of Topgolf, an internationally renowned technology-enabled entertainment experience.

The Lewis Library and Technology Center is inviting residents to join on Facebook and Zoom for the upcoming Library Loves STEAM event.

Local residents can celebrate Black History Month with several virtual programs presented by the City of Fontana.

Talk about web crawling… Arthropolooza: The Ultimate Bugfest will be going digital for 2021.

The San Bernardino County Library System is promoting reading among children ages 0-11 with a special program that kicked off on Jan. 19.

Pixar’s newest movie, “Soul,” now streaming online, is winning praise for an entertaining and creative animated film that addresses big ideas through the exploits of a jazz musician.

Pixar’s newest movie, “Soul,” now streaming online, is winning praise for an entertaining and creative animated film that addresses big ideas through the exploits of a jazz musician.

After a highly successful first season, the second season of the glassblowing competition show “Blown Away,” which once again features Cal State San Bernardino’s art professor Katherine Gray as the resident glass evaluator, will premiere on Netflix on Friday, Jan. 22.

Looking for something fun and safe for the family to do in order to help maintain the holiday spirit?

Santa Claus will be coming to Fontana on Friday, Dec. 18.

The Lewis Library and Technology Center has been open to the public in recent months, but now the coronavirus crisis has forced the facility to shut its doors once again.

The Exchange Club of Fontana will be presenting a virtual Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 12.

Members of the Stott family in Fontana were featured on national television on Dec. 9 because of their elaborate Christmas decorations.

Lola Di Giulio De Maci has been inspiring multitudes of readers with her positive words for decades.

Harnessing the power of film and committed to helping the mental health and well-being of their classmates and community, seven Fontana Unified School District film production students have been recognized for excellence in the Directing Change Film Project.

Santa has arrived at Ontario Mills.

The holiday season is arriving, and despite the health crisis, City of Fontana employees are excited to share some memorable moments with local residents and their families.

Several events -- both in-person and virtual -- are planned at the Lewis Library and Technology Center in Fontana this month.

The Christmas on Euclid Experience, a non-profit organization produced by the Greater Ontario Convention and Visitors Bureau, has begun the traditional construction of the 12 Nativity scenes in Ontario.

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians hosted an intimate ceremony recently to celebrate the topping-off of the 17th floor of the San Manuel Casino resort expansion project.

Many students at David W. Long Elementary School in Fontana have been excellent readers, and as a result they were rewarded with a special Halloween celebration on Oct. 30.

Not very many trick-or-treaters were seen in Fontana on Oct. 31 because of concern over the coronavirus pandemic, but lots of families still enjoyed Halloween -- and they sent photos of themselves to the Herald News to prove it.

Contrary to rumors suggesting otherwise, Halloween is NOT canceled this year.

The City of Fontana will celebrate Halloween with a free drive-in movie on Friday, Oct. 30.

Calling all mad scientists! Science Spooktacular is back for another spine-tingling experience of Halloween fun at the San Bernardino County Museum and Victor Valley Museum.

The Lewis Library and Technology Center will be celebrating “Virtual Villains Week” as part of its Halloween fun during the week of Oct. 27-31.

State health guidelines now allow schools to resume outdoor band practice and outdoor singing.

Playgrounds at all City of Fontana parks are now open, the city announced on Oct. 13.

Will there still be Halloween excitement in Fontana this year? Definitely, city officials said.

Many area residents who have been frustrated by the lack of live theater productions will be interested to know that LifeHouse Theater is presenting a popular musical in the upcoming weeks.

Snow Valley Mountain Resort, which had been closed due to recent wildfires in the San Bernardino National Forest, will be reopening on Saturday, Oct. 10.

The coronavirus pandemic has created many challenges for the City of Fontana Community Services Department, including the closure of several facilities.

The Lewis Library and Technology Center in Fontana remains open for visitors on a limited basis, and it also is offering some exciting virtual events during the month of October.

The City of Fontana will be holding another free Drive-In Movie Night on Friday, Oct. 9.

Ready to learn a new skill or hobby? How about taking guitar lessons or learning computer coding?

The City of Fontana's next Drive-In Movie Night will be held on Friday, Sept. 18.

Summer may be over, but the City of Fontana still wants to party like it’s 1980.

Travis Barker enjoyed a big night as a performer and a presenter during the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 30.

Despite the current health crisis, the City of Fontana, in partnership with the Fontana Unified School District (FUSD), will continue to provide a free after school program for students in kindergarten and grades 1-8.

Cosmic Nights are popular attractions in San Bernardino County, and the upcoming event should again inspire a lot of area residents to check out the stars -- but this time in a virtual format.

Lucky the Lion is going back to school and he needs your help filling his backpack with school supplies.

The ongoing health emergency has forced some changes to be made at the Lewis Library and Technology Center in Fontana, but the Summer Reading Program is still going strong.

The City of Fontana invites community members to get creative -- virtual style -- as it introduces a Fontana Arts at Home Edition starting late August and September.

The Fontana Community Senior Center has announced the expansion of its programs available to community members.

With the fifth virtual walk of the year on Saturday, Aug. 15, Healthy Fontana will be celebrating its three-year anniversary of the Fontana Walks! program.

The City of Fontana's first free Drive-In Movie Night was so popular that a second one is being planned.

Does cabin fever have you searching for a safe opportunity to get the family out of the house? How about participating in a safe, family-fun, free, interactive activity?

Local residents are invited to experience creativity and inspiration from the comfort of home during the City of Fontana's Virtual Arts Appreciation Week from July 27 through July 31.

July is Parks and Recreation Month, and all month long, a variety of virtual activities and live events are planned for Fontana residents of all ages and abilities, including a “Looking for Lucky" Scavenger Hunt, Drive-In Movie Night, and Fontana Arts Appreciation Week.

The City of Rancho Cucamonga has announced that its Fourth of July fireworks show has been canceled.

The City of Fontana's Community Services Department is continuing its mission to help keep residents energized and healthy despite the challenges created by the coronavirus crisis.

Drive-in theaters and pop-up drive-in theaters are making a comeback during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The City of Fontana will not be holding a large fireworks show this year, but Rancho Cucamonga will -- sort of.

The Fontana Unified School District's graduating seniors of 2020 have received some very memorable shout-outs from prominent celebrities -- including hometown hero Sammy Hagar.

It will be a bummer of a summer for many Fontana residents, because the city's traditional events have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Are you tired of streaming videos and binge-watching old sitcoms? Are you longing for a good old-fashioned movie experience?