Superintendent says two loaded guns brought to middle schools in recent years; district plans controlled entry points and canine detection units
Rep. Pete Aguilar delivers federal funding to expand affordable housing and help stimulate the local economy by creating new jobs
AAUW and University of Redlands to host free Q&A event on Oct. 10, giving voters chance to evaluate candidates on current issues.
Community members invited to assist with events, patrols, and public safety efforts through longstanding volunteer program
Redlands resident Parny Milien prepares to open a Lego-themed store offering new and retired sets, individual pieces, and event spaces for parties and gatherings.
Residents' concerns over air quality and traffic lead to decision for further review and community input
City event will commemorate Norman N. Martinez and Oddie J. Martinez, Redlands’ first Latino council members.
Freshman QB throws four touchdown passes, runs for another as Terriers struggle to contain high-powered REV offense
"Nevermore: The Tales & Poems of Edgar Allan Poe" brings the iconic author into his own haunting stories, adapted and directed by Katharine Buffy Henshaw. The original production opens October 11, promising an immersive theatrical journey just in time for Halloween.
The Sept. 25 event offers voters a chance to hear from three contenders on sustainability issues.
City invites all adult residents to share thoughts on priorities and quality of life until October 2
The proposed 2 million-square-foot warehouse goes before the Yucaipa City Council on Monday, Sept. 23
Former teacher and baseball coach David Matuszak leads the charge against a controversial plan to build a fulfillment center in Yucaipa’s Live Oak Canyon, citing environmental concerns and a threat to the area’s rural lifestyle.
City branding proposal unveiled, local candidate forum set, interview with Esri co-founder, and Citrus Valley ends Terrier Volleyball streak
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