Redlands Unified tables book challenge policy after heated debate
Board split 3-2 as members call for definitions, rubric, and compromise approach
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.
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.
Redlands Unified to vote on parent notification policy (UPDATE)
The draft policy would require staff to alert parents about student record changes, injuries and mental health concerns.
Redlands backpack drive aims to equip 1,000 students for school year
Community members urged to donate backpacks and school supplies by July 25 to support local students in need
Redlands to pay $1.2 million to settle another sexual misconduct lawsuit by former police employee
The settlement resolves a 2022 lawsuit by Julie Alvarado-Salcido alleging sexual coercion and retaliation by then–Deputy Chief Michael Reiss.
Fire burns 83 acres in San Timoteo Canyon Saturday
Smiley Fire ignited in Saturday afternoon near San Timoteo Canyon Road prompting a multiple unit response.
Redlands Unified flooded with 500+ public comment cards over library, flag policies
Board cuts speaking time, passes revised book removal process and flag rules despite overwhelming opposition from students, parents and teachers
Mountain lion found dead in Redlands backyard
Homeowners found what appeared to be a young, emaciated mountain lion deceased in their backyard Sunday