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Art for Heaven’s Sake! returns to Redlands for 47th annual fine arts festival
The three-day festival at Redlands United Church of Christ will feature 69 artists, live music, food vendors and a special exhibition by landscape painter Jason Situ.
Redlands filmgoers pick different winner at 2026 Manhattan Short Film Festival
“Never Give Up” was the top choice among Redlands audiences, while the British short film “Life Goes On” took home the festival’s global gold medal.
Stolen puppy recovered, two DUI crashes reported in Redlands
Police returned a puppy valued at up to $7,000 to its owners and responded to two crashes involving suspected impaired drivers.
Smiley Library to host free financial protection workshops Oct. 20
Two sessions will cover estate planning, long-term care, probate and protecting family assets.
Empire Piano Trio performs at First Congregational, Oct. 20
Performing a program of music by Haydn and Dvorak will be Greg Schneider, violin; Andrea Morics, cello; and Ed Yarnelle, piano.
Redlands Planning Commission approves 194-unit apartment complex on San Bernardino Avenue
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.
High wind warning issued for Redlands through Saturday
Santa Ana winds could bring gusts up to 65 mph and cause power outages. Here's what residents should know about potential power shutoffs.
Redlands seeks applicants for Planning Commission vacancy
Residents have until Oct. 19 to apply for the volunteer position, which helps shape land use and development decisions in the city.
Redlands seeks applicants for Traffic and Parking Commission
Residents have until Nov. 5 to apply for a volunteer position advising the City Council on traffic and parking issues.
University of Redlands hosts second annual banned books event
Librarians, authors and community members discuss growing challenges to books and the importance of protecting access to literature.
Debbie Mount, art teacher at Redlands gallery, is featured artist
Longtime art teacher Debbie Mount explores nature, light and personal experiences in her featured exhibition at the Redlands Art Association, on display through Oct. 30.