San Bernardino County Layoff Notices

Layoff notices in San Bernardino County at a glance

San Bernardino County employers have filed 730 WARN notices with the EDD since July 1, 2014, naming 63,077 workers. The most recent notice is dated Oct 25, 2026. 117 of the notices show fewer than 60 days between notice and effective date outside the 2020 COVID window; the 60-day rule explains what that gap can mean for the workers involved. Since the EDD began reporting industry in 2026, the sectors filing most here are Manufacturing (299 workers), Transportation and Warehousing (196 workers), Accommodation and Food Services (94 workers).

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730 notices, 63,077 workers, page 4 of 8. Filter by year in the table below.

Largest layoffs in San Bernardino County since 2014

San Bernardino County by fiscal year

Cities in San Bernardino County with notices

• Ontario174 notices, 12,823 workers
• San Bernardino75 notices, 8,559 workers
• Fontana77 notices, 5,142 workers
• Chino53 notices, 4,760 workers
• Fort Irwin25 notices, 4,573 workers
• Rancho Cucamonga65 notices, 4,568 workers
• Twentynine Palms5 notices, 2,691 workers
• Redlands38 notices, 2,438 workers
• Colton17 notices, 2,294 workers
• Rialto24 notices, 1,978 workers
• Victorville30 notices, 1,744 workers
• Highland10 notices, 1,577 workers
• Bloomington16 notices, 1,538 workers
• Barstow12 notices, 1,158 workers
• Rancho22 notices, 1,033 workers
• Upland10 notices, 735 workers
• Chino Hills8 notices, 622 workers
• Apple Valley5 notices, 603 workers
• Joshua Tree1 notices, 541 workers
• Adelanto10 notices, 520 workers
• Mountain Pass1 notices, 474 workers
• Loma Linda4 notices, 360 workers
• Lake Arrowhead3 notices, 359 workers
• Trona4 notices, 345 workers
• Montclair7 notices, 298 workers
• Hesperia5 notices, 268 workers
• Grand Terrace4 notices, 210 workers
• Running Springs4 notices, 183 workers
• Yucca Valley8 notices, 152 workers
• Fawnskin2 notices, 89 workers
• Twin Peaks1 notices, 42 workers
• Needles1 notices, 39 workers
• Big Bear City1 notices, 21 workers
• Big Bear Lake5 notices, 17 workers
• Angelus Oaks1 notices, 8 workers
• Yucaipa1 notices, 3 workers

Local help after a layoff in San Bernardino

A WARN notice is the start of a paper trail, not the end of your rights. Workers in San Bernardino bring WARN back-pay claims in the Superior Court of the county, and the agency routes for the questions that usually travel with a layoff are the same statewide: unpaid final wages and vacation payout go to the Labor Commissioner, discrimination in who was selected goes to the Civil Rights Department (three years to file) or the EEOC (300 days). Our San Bernardino employment law page covers the local courts, agencies and deadlines. Free, confidential review: (800) 371-3088.

Source: California EDD WARN reports, July 2014 to Oct 27, 2026. County and city are as stated on the notice; for 2014 to 2017 filings, where the EDD listed only a city, the county is assigned from that city. Back to the layoff tracker.