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Pedestrian safety, school arrests + what’s ahead at City Hall
Redlands News | September 10, 2026
Latest news (Page 134)
Latest
Oriental fruit fly quarantine boundary reduced in Riverside and Moreno Valley
Redlands remains inside the quarantine zone.
Community Spotlight
Kimberly Crest House and Gardens seeks new docents for fall 2024
Volunteers will receive comprehensive training to be tour guides at the historic landmark.
Latest
Redlands rezoning project to make way for 2,400+ housing units by 2035
Most areas consist of orange groves or vacant land
Newsletter
Redlands News: July 11, 2024
Warehouse proposal before City Council, couple pepper sprayed in home invasion, and Indian tradition comes to the streets of Redlands.
Warehousing
Redlands City Council will consider 357,000 square foot warehouse development
The public hearing follows a unanimous vote by the Planning Commission to deny the project.
Events
Cultural celebration brings Indian traditions to Redlands streets
Jagannath Rath Yatra planned for July 13
Education
Redlands Unified School District appoints new assistant superintendent of compliance
Rudy Wilson to oversee district-wide compliance efforts and help improve student safety following Department of Justice investigation.
Latest
Redlands couple pepper sprayed in violent home invasion
The suspects assaulted the victims before running away with $2,000 worth of jewelry: Police
Housing
San Bernardino County calls for state to take emergency action on home insurance crisis
The San Bernardino Board of Supervisors urges emergency measures to stabilize the property insurance market as major carriers exit California
Public Safety
2 drivers cited during DUI checkpoint
Police stopped drivers at Citrus Avenue east of Church Street on June 22
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Redlands News: July 9, 2024
Three suspects arrested in May burglary, utility rate increases, and activities to keep you and your family cool during the excessive heat.