Events
Redlands orchestra to close season with Aaron Copland concert
Free May 24 concert will feature Community Chorus of Redlands at Clock Auditorium
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City Hall
Redlands City Council agenda: Jan. 20, 2026
Agenda includes committee appointments, updates to the city’s dangerous dog ordinance, and a wastewater treatment plant contract termination.
Newsletter
Arrest made in antisemitic drive-by; $3.5M for police drones, tech
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 8, 2026
City Hall
Redlands City Council approves $5.6 million street resurfacing contract
The project will resurface about 40 lane miles of city streets and is expected to be completed within 100 working days.
Public Safety
Redlands updates rules for dangerous and vicious dogs
Council unanimously approves ordinance to modernize definitions, enforcement and owner responsibilities
Public Safety
Redlands City Council approves $3.5 million Axon contract for police body cameras, drones and digital evidence system
Five-year agreement aims to speed evidence sharing, expand drone response and reduce staff workload
Newsletter
$16M approved for City Hall, 2-story ADUs, NYE Orange Drop
Redlands News Weekly: Dec. 19, 2025
City Hall
Redlands City Council approves $16.1 million in contracts for new City Hall
The State Street City Hall renovation project moves into construction phase after years of planning.
City Hall
Redlands updates accessory dwelling unit rules, allowing two-story units
City Council advances an ordinance updating development standards to expand housing options.
City Hall
Redlands City Council agenda: Dec. 16, 2025
Agenda includes $16M City Hall improvements, new truck route map and street resurfacing.
Newsletter
RUSD book removals, city commission openings and DUI patrols
Redlands News Weekly: December 12, 2025
Education
Redlands Unified struggles with high absenteeism
Latest California School Dashboard results show a continuing trend of absenteeism among TK–8 student.
Education
Redlands Unified removes Push, restricts The Bluest Eye
The school board voted to remove Push from high school libraries and restrict The Bluest Eye to 18+ students with parental consent.