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Redlands News | September 3, 2026
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Redlands FC 2026
Redlands FC Set to Face City SC in Home Opener
Redlands Football Club returns to Dodge Stadium May 30 for the first time this season searching for their first win
Sports
U of R Bulldogs trounce Rowan 10-2 in NCAA softball
Redlands improves to 2-0 in the Division III championship tournament and will play again Sunday after earning a day off Saturday.
Education
Redlands High senior earns $50,000 Edison scholarship
Jiarui Li plans to study engineering at Princeton and hopes to help bridge the digital divide
Education
Redlands Unified board finalizes layoffs for 24 certificated employees
The vote finalizes layoffs for certificated employees, including counselors, teachers and student support staff, bringing total district layoffs this month to 43 positions.
Public Safety
Redlands Police increasingly using drones in patrol responses
Department says aerial unit assisted in recent pursuit, mental health call and armed suspect investigation
Sports
University of Redlands rallies to beat Linfield; will play 8th-seeded Rowan in NCAA championship
University of Redlands erupted for five runs in its final at bat Thursday to rally and beat No. 4 Linfield University of McMinnville, Ore., 9-7, on the first day of the NCAA Division III College World Series in Salem, Va.
Arts & Entertainment
Redlands Festival of Arts announces 2026 award winners
Redlands Festival of Arts honored juried artists, student chalk artists and youth arts groups after its Memorial Day weekend event.
Arts & Entertainment
Young artists shine at Redlands Youth Art Expo
More than 140 student artists showcased paintings, sculptures and digital art at the Redlands Youth Art Expo during the Festival of Arts.
Sports
CSUSB baseball team loses in region final; Point Loma advances to NCAA Division II tourney
Citrus Valley High graduate Keedan Nadeau helps power Coyotes’ postseason surge and deep NCAA Division II playoff run
Sports
CSUSB men’s golf falls in NCAA Division II national championship match play
Coyotes reach quarterfinals for first time in Division II match-play era behind strong performances from Kamron Hopson and Tyler Price
