Election Day is Tuesday 🗳️ | 262 new homes | $26M for schools
Redlands News | Oct. 29, 2026
About 500 people attended Saturday's grand opening of the museum, featuring 13 exhibits exploring the city's history.
As elementary suspensions rise and counseling resources shrink, the district weighs a seven-year funding opportunity that has divided school board members over parental rights and state requirements.
Only about half of students meet English standards and just over one-third meet math standards, while economic achievement gaps persist.
Council members want to keep Downtown's Morning Market in downtown while seeking a third-party operator to address declining attendance, vendor participation and parking concerns.
The development at San Bernardino Avenue and Texas Street will feature Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, 17 affordable apartments and recreational amenities. Construction could begin in late 2027.
Proposals include a 194-unit apartment complex at San Bernardino Avenue and Texas Street and a 255-lot residential development near the 210 Freeway.
Existing warehouses can continue to operate and rebuild if needed but Council removes provisions allowing additional truck docks and requiring economic feasibility studies while retaining energy-efficiency standards for existing warehouses.
The city will shift its official Halloween celebration to Redlands Municipal Airport, but Olive Avenue will still close to vehicles on Halloween night.
The spaces are located on the east side of the former LOOK Cinemas property, with additional free parking available nearby
City has spent $104,000 studying and designing the project as officials weigh costly options for addressing downtown parking.
New labor costs are forcing the city to revisit a budget adopted in June, with reductions proposed across departments and another $4.5 million in annual cuts planned beginning in 2029.
Redlands News | September 17, 2026
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