Stephanie Hastings Miranda

A former broadcast news producer, Stephanie launched CFR in 2023. Originally from Michigan, she’s made Redlands home with her husband and three kids. When she’s not reporting, she’s problem-solving at the climbing gym or trying new local restaurants.

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Redlands’ oldest Business turns 138, invites community to celebrate

Citrograph Printing Co. is marking the anniversary with a public celebration July 16

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 15, 2025

Development

Environmental review open for proposed hotel, car wash and coffee drive-through in Redlands

The Commons at California project would bring a 90-room hotel, express car wash, and drive-through coffee shop to 913 California St. Public comments on the environmental study are due by July 28.

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 14, 2025

Education

What happened at the Redlands Unified Board meeting on July 8

Board pulls parent notification policy pending state review, delays vote on revised library book rules and approves flag ban amid emotional public debate.

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 12, 2025

Education

Redlands Unified approves flag restriction

Policy limits displays to U.S., California, and military flags, with narrow exceptions

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 12, 2025

Education

Redlands Unified tables book challenge policy after heated debate

Board split 3-2 as members call for definitions, rubric, and compromise approach

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 12, 2025

Education

Redlands Unified pulls parent notification policy from agenda

Policy aimed at expanding parent notifications pulled after California Attorney General begins review; scrutiny tied to Redlands Unified’s federal consent judgment.

Stephanie Hastings Miranda Jul 12, 2025

Redlands News: July 11, 2025

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Stephanie Hastings Miranda, Kathryne Mccann, John Murphy, Caden Henderson, Dave Card, Siw Heede Jul 11, 2025

City Hall

Redlands’ climate plan relies heavily on EV chargers as federal support wanes

77% of the city’s projected emissions reductions hinge on electric vehicle adoption — but tax credits are set to expire, among other major roadblocks.