Weekly update also includes DUI arrests, hit-and-run, shots fired and fraud investigation
Drivers charged with a first-time DUI face an average of $13,500 in fines and penalties, as well as a suspended license.
Superintendent says two loaded guns brought to middle schools in recent years; district plans controlled entry points and canine detection units
Volunteer projects for all ages at Ford Park, including tree planting, park cleanup, sod installation and improvements near the ponds.
Redlands News Weekly | Feb. 26, 2026
Thursday, Feb. 26, at Dignity Health Arena in Bakersfield
Police say a Redlands man is linked to multiple downtown commercial burglaries dating back to December.
More than 500 eighth grade girls gathered at the University of Redlands for the 32nd annual AAUW STEM Conference, exploring careers where women remain underrepresented but opportunities continue to grow.
Free March 8 concert at Redlands High School’s Clock Auditorium will feature Broadway favorites and guest performers Debbie Prutsman and T.J. Dawson.
Devices must be off, silenced or in airplane mode during class under new district rules.
A 20-year-old Los Angeles woman was arrested in Compton after police say she drove her car into a crowd, seriously injuring four people outside the Underground bar in Redlands.
Agenda includes a 3.4 million public works contract, a Measure I continuation plan and new e-bike regulations.
More than 30 RUSD students debated policies and shadowed leaders during Civics Day, gaining insight into district decision-making.
Lottery enrollment for the 2026–27 school year is open through March 31 at the public Montessori charter school serving grades 7–12.
Federal SNAP cuts, known as CalFresh in California, continue phasing in as Redlands Family Service Association opens 2026 food box registration. First distribution begins March 31.
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