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Pedestrian safety, school arrests + what’s ahead at City Hall
Redlands News | September 10, 2026
Latest news (Page 125)
Government
Redlands City Council awards $483,955 contract for 2024 Alley Paving Project
Tryco General Engineering secures bid to rehabilitate five alleys, with work expected to finish within 45 days.
Sports
Citrus Valley halts Redlands’ 20-match CBL win streak
Blackhawks triumph in five-set thriller, handing Redlands its first Citrus Belt League loss in over two years
Latest
Redlands boosts ballot security with county-funded cameras
City Council approves amendment for surveillance at three drop box locations, enhancing voter confidence ahead of 2024 election
Newsletter
Redlands News: September 13, 2024
Alleged arsonist charged in Line Fire, air quality impacts weekend events, and Believe Walk returns to Redlands in October.
Latest
Unhealthy air halts Redlands Morning Market, other weekend events
City cancels Morning Market, outdoor sports, and Movies in the Park due to smoke from Line Fire; cooling centers remain open for residents seeking relief.
Line Fire
DA files multiple arson charges in Line Fire case
Suspect accused of three separate ignition attempts, resulting in 37,000-acre wildfire that displaced thousands and injured firefighter
Community Spotlight
17 years of hope: Redlands' Believe Walk empowers cancer survivors and families
The Believe Walk, which has raised $9.8 million to support cancer patients in the Inland Empire, will return to downtown Redlands Oct. 6, 2024
Latest
Are your kids safe on the road? Redlands Police urge parents to double-check car seats during Child Passenger Safety Week
Nearly half of car seats are misused, putting children at risk. Learn how proper installation could save your child's life and avoid costly fines this September 15-21
Events
Historic Asistencia to host community gatherings in September
Redlands Conservancy announces volunteer day, Constitution Week celebration and open house at local landmark
