Community
First babies of 2026 born at Children's Hospital
LLUCH welcomed its first newborns of 2026, marking the start of the year with new life and celebration.
Community
Toddler organ donor Daniel Rios honored at floragraph unveiling
Floragraph unveiling highlights a life-saving legacy and the 2026 Donate Life Rose Parade float
Community
Holiday cheer at Children’s Hospital this December
Community partners, first responders, and volunteers helped spread holiday cheer to pediatric patients all month long
Patient Care
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and Medical Center–Murrieta recognized in Maternity Care Honor Roll, 2025
Both hospitals earned superior performance designations.
Community
RICA to receive $7.5 Million from San Bernardino County to expand child abuse evaluation and trauma-informed care programs
The five-year investment supports new RICA clinics, additional specialists, and stronger partnerships to ensure children receive immediate, expert care close to home
Patient Care
Hospitals receive Top Teaching and Top Children’s Hospital recognitions from the Leapfrog Group
Children’s Hospital and East Campus Hospital earn coveted Top Hospital awards
Patient Care
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital and Medical Center–Murrieta named a Best Hospital for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report.
Hospitals earned a High Performing designation in recognition of maternity care
Community
Stater Bros. Charities K-Froggers 4 Kids Radiothon raises more than $202,000
Local community rallies to raise funds for Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital
Patient Care
A preemie’s five-month fight: inside the Small Baby Unit helping California’s tiniest patients survive
How Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital helps premature babies overcome life-threatening challenges
Patient Care
Children’s Hospital receives $15,000 grant to create screen-free experiences for pediatric patients
“Healing Through Play” initiative aims to reduce screen time and promote physical, cognitive, and emotional growth for children during extended hospital stays