University of California Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners may be one of the garden’s best friends. More than 200 San Bernardino County r…

April in Chino Hills means blooming plants and making sure we have our tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants in the ground for summer harvest. By t…

Let’s face it. The two-year pandemic has taken its toll on all of us. Even before the pandemic, the struggle of anxiety and depression was at …

Do you feel the struggle of not having enough time to do everything you would like to do? Most of us feel the squeeze and struggle of running …

Would you agree with me that life can be hard at times? Life is a series of ups and downs. We face challenges, disruptions, adversity and uphe…

In the last six weeks we’ve had a cold snap, a storm warning, a heavy wind advisory, and a heat advisory. We’re all having a hard time keeping up. 

Determining what to plant in the ground in March can feel like Goldilocks searching for that “just right” condition.

When I was asked to write this piece for Black History Month, I was taken aback. This is such an honor yet a daunting task. As I prayed and co…

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Determining what to plant in the ground in March can feel like Goldilocks searching for that “just right” condition.