Events
A.K. Smiley Library hosts live music events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Local and renowned musicians performed as part of the Smiley LIVE! series.
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Education
Childcare resources available in Redlands following Line Fire school closures
The fire has grown to 32,905 acres and is 14% contained.
Newsletter
Redlands News: August 22, 2024
Fern Avenue fire displaces family, beloved coach dies at 85, Redlands Unified seeks $500M bond
Education
California lawmakers push to ban synthetic food dyes in schools
The bill targets synthetic food dyes linked to hyperactivity and neurobehavioral problems in children.
Housing
Virtual Insurance Town Hall to be held on Sept. 4
California Insurance Commissioner and Third District Supervisor to discuss the homeowner insurance crisis.
Newsletter
Redlands News: Aug 1, 2024
City responds to Newsom's encampment order, Flag football kicks off, Brothers donate lemonade stand proceeds to animal shelter
Latest
Newsom orders state agencies to dismantle homeless encampments, Redlands plans no changes
Gov. Newsom, driven by a key Supreme Court ruling, directs state agencies to address the issue with dignity and encourages local governments to follow suit.
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Roll Call: City seeks volunteers for two commissions
Learn about openings on the Redlands Human Relations and Citrus Preservation commissions
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Redlands Planning Commission approves land acquisitions for future public facilities
Commissioners unanimously support the city's bid to acquire properties for a potential fire station and park expansion.
Newsletter
Redlands News: July 25, 2024
3D gun surfaces at DUI checkpoint; Radar on the horizon; RHS Girls Volleyball team poised for three-peat; 'Mary Poppins' lands in Redlands
Events
Redlands Chamber of Commerce to host cocktail competition for NYE Orange Drop
Local bartenders will compete to create the signature drink for the 2025 New Year's celebration.
Development
Redlands Planning Commission approves new 52-room hotel
The project at Plum Lane and Idaho Street gets the green light after design revisions.
Environment
Rep. Aguilar announces $8.4 Million for zero-emission OmniTrans buses
The funding will be used to reduce air pollution, create jobs and improve public transportation.