Public Safety
Redlands Police plan weekend DUI Checkpoint
Drives will be screened at an undisclosed location Friday, Feb. 20
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Newsletter
RUSD launches Spanish dual language program; Planning Commission OKs new shopping center
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 22, 2026
Education
Redlands Unified to launch Spanish dual language program
Spanish-English program will begin with TK and kindergarten at McKinley Elementary in 2026–27 and expand by grade level
Public Safety
Third suspect arrested on murder charges in 2023 Redlands missing person case
Detectives arrest Nashville man on murder and conspiracy charges in 2023 disappearance of Emilio Salem Ghanem
Newsletter
Demolition at the Redlands Mall; City Council returns
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 15, 2026
Redlands Mall
Demolition work underway at the former Redlands Mall
Early site work appears underway Monday following recent sale
Health
Whooping cough cases nearly triple in San Bernardino County, health officials warn
Health officials urge residents to stay up to date on vaccines as cases rise.
Newsletter
Arrest made in antisemitic drive-by; $3.5M for police drones, tech
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 8, 2026
Events
Downtown Morning Market returning after winter hiatus
The city says Downtown Morning Market returns March 7. A survey found nearby businesses saw mostly neutral or positive impacts.
Public Safety
Two trains strike vehicles in Redlands in same day
A Metrolink commuter train hit an unoccupied sedan early Sunday near Colton Avenue, and a freight train struck another vehicle that became stuck on tracks later in the evening, Redlands fire officials said.
Newsletter
Redlands’ top stories of 2025
From new openings downtown to major development news, these were the stories Redlands followed most closely this year.
Events
New Year's Eve Orange Drop returns to downtown Redlands
Free downtown event offers music, kids activities and a 9 p.m. countdown for all ages
Public Safety
Flood Watch, Wind Advisory issued for Redlands as atmospheric river approaches
Flash flooding risk labeled “extreme” as storm nears; sandbags available in Redlands