Public Safety
Superintendent addresses school gun incident
Student tip led to discovery of loaded gun; district outlines response and support services
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Obituary
Jefferson William “Bill” Stephens Jr., 76, of Redlands
Devoted husband, father, and man of faith
Sports
Asper leads Bulldogs to fourth at SCIAC finals
University of Redlands junior Stian Asper placed third overall at the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference cross-country championships, helping the Bulldog men finish fourth while the women’s team placed seventh.
Sports
REV’s Medina, Citrus Valley’s Castaneda shine at finals
Two Redlands runners led the pack at the Citrus Belt League finals, with REV’s Elijah Medina and Citrus Valley’s Alyssa Castaneda taking top honors and Yucaipa and Cajon winning the team titles.
Sports
REV’s Elijah Medina, Citrus Valley’s Alyssa Castaneda excel in CBL No. 2 race
Cross Country Roundup
Events
French organist makes stop in Redlands
The Spinet hosts the Paris-trained soloist for an evening concert at First Congregational Church, Oct. 21, as part of his Southern California tour.
Housing
Redlands home prices show first signs of cooling as inventory surges, Realtor.com data shows
After four years of steady price increases, Redlands’ housing market may be shifting. New September data from Realtor.com shows inventory climbing rapidly while median listing prices dip for the first time since early 2024.
Legal
Trial over Loma Linda hospital guards’ wrestle with patient begins
Attorneys clashed over whether two security guards and an EMT at Loma Linda University Medical Center assaulted patient Jesse Simpson in 2018 or lawfully detained him for trespassing; the lawsuit seeks damages for alleged assault, civil rights violations, and negligence.
Events
AAUW Redlands to Host Annual Membership Brunch at University of Redlands
The Oct. 4 event invites prospective members to learn how the organization advances equity for women and girls through scholarships, STEM programs, and community engagement.
Housing
Homelessness is dropping in California counties. But funding cuts could derail that progress
By Marisa Kendall, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California counties are reporting
Events
Relive the 80s in a whole new key with Redlands Symphony
Interactive “Totally 80s Afternoon” concert invites the audience to choose hits as a live string quartet performs at Escape Craft Brewery
Obituary
David John Card, 71, known for capturing Redlands through his lens
Devoted husband, father and grandfather remembered for his faith, service, and photography.