Residents participate in local government and community volunteer projects, demonstrating the civic engagement that helps shape the future of Grand Terrace. ...

The CARE Project, Inc. helps breast cancer patients and survivors. Breast cancer survivors, from left to right. Jennie Espinosa, Diana Jaurigue, Gina Fitzsimmons, Christina Villanueva, Michelle Macias, Maddy Paxton, Carrie Madrid, Sophia Sanchez, Heidi Cox, Rhonda Schmechel, Christina Madrid, and Margaret Lesh. ...

Together with CareMore Health, Loma Linda VA Hospital, Riverside University Health System (RUHS), and Riverside Free Clinic (RFC), FARSB screens neighbors for food insecurity and provides referrals to nutritious meals tailored to chronic disease management through the FoodRx program, along with nutrition education for long-term health. ...

CDFA Urban Ag Grant Subawardees pose with certificates celebrating their accomplishments. ...

The Salvation Army Summer Camp offers youngsters’ tons of fun and practical education, too. ...

Breast cancer survivors and thrivers ready for a free morning of fun at the Galleria at Tyler are Gina Fitzsimmons, Patty Ramirez, Carrie Madrid, Diana Jaurigue, and Dalida Silverman. ...

Community members participate in a relaxed painting and sketching activity designed to encourage creativity, social interaction, and artistic expression ...

Grand Terrace City Hall serves as the center of local government as the City begins accepting nomination papers for the November 2026 Municipal Election. ...

Seniors enjoy dancing and fellowship during a western-themed community event, promoting active lifestyles and meaningful social connections. ...

Kalilah Hudson, founder of Clidelity, won first place and received nearly $10,000 in cash and in-kind business support at BBOP Center’s June Pitch Competition. ...

For more than five decades, these gates opened to laughter, family traditions, and unforgettable childhood memories. ...

Bailey and friends as they celebrate ...