County News
$2M project to improve safety for Citrus Valley students
Aguilar secures federal funding for Highland–Redlands connector
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Education
Redlands Unified board backs new book review rules in split vote
Contentious meeting draws a crowd as critics oppose changes and demand Trustee Olson’s resignation
Public Safety
Search warrant served in Hemet in 2023 Redlands missing person case
Detectives search home linked to missing Nashville man; evidence recovered, two arrested on unrelated charges
Public Safety
Redlands Police seek public’s help identifying skeletal remains found last October
Police say she was wearing a Citrus Valley Blackhawks sweatshirt and had a medical catheter, suggesting she may have required ongoing care.
The Shade Divide
Redlands' urban canopy cover results from generations of conservancy and planting, and as temperatures rise, covering all of Redlands with this cooling canopy is more important than ever.
Education
Trustee Candy Olson faces resignation demands over social media activity
Together for Redlands says Olson engaged with “violent, racist, homophobic, antisemitic and ableist” memes on Instagram and calls her conduct incompatible with public service. Olson denies endorsing the content.
City Hall
Redlands City Council advances overhaul of city commissions
Proposed changes include quarterly meetings, standardized templates, and term limits; formal vote expected in September with implementation in 2026.
City Hall
Redlands Planning Commission OKs new distribution warehouse after prior rejection
Planning Commission approves revised warehouse project on Tennessee Street despite opposition over proximity to schools and housing
Community Spotlight
Citrograph turns 138: A look inside Redlands’ oldest business
Citrograph Printing Co., which started as a newspaper in 1887, remains a fully operating print shop and a piece of Redlands history.