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Redlands City Council agenda: July 21, 2026
Council will consider approving funds for the construction of Fire Station 264 and other public works projects such as the California Street and Redlands Boulevard intersection widening project.
Stolen vehicle tracked from Redlands to Mexican border; two arrested
Weekly police update also includes a man run over in a dark alley, a crash into Redlands Unified offices and burglary arrests.
Redlands earns state wildfire designation that could benefit homeowners
The city's new Fire Risk Reduction Community designation recognizes years of wildfire mitigation efforts and requires insurers to consider those investments when setting rates.
$3M grant moves Highland-Redlands connector trail toward construction
See where the final 2.85-mile gap will connect Highland and Redlands as the regional bike and pedestrian corridor receives another $3 million in funding.
Redlands FC Draw with Fusion, Fall Short of Playoffs
Redlands found an equalizer down to 10 men, but couldn’t find the winner to send them to the playoffs.
Funeral donation jar stolen in Redlands robbery; police say employee knocked to floor
Weekly police update also includes alleged assault on officer, dealership theft attempt and recovery of $10,000 in stolen tools
Redlands approves $49.7 million in construction contracts for new police station
Council advances Phase II of the long-planned police headquarters project as demolition begins at the former Kmart site.
Redlands Emergency Services Academy launches 27th year with 31 recent graduates
Weeklong program gives participants hands-on experience in police, fire and emergency response careers
Micah House to host annual Back2School Jam, giving away backpacks and school supplies
Free Aug. 8 event at Sylvan Park will provide backpacks, school supplies and bicycles to students while supplies last
"We can't fundraise our way out of this": Redlands nonprofit warns food benefit cuts will strain local safety net
Speaking at Family Service Association, U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar criticized recent federal changes to CalFresh, while nonprofit leaders warned that charities cannot replace a strong public nutrition safety net.
Redlands FC Brace For Fusion and Chaotic Final Weekend
Redlands have multiple paths to the playoffs, but only a victory Saturday night guarantees their spot