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Pedestrian safety, school arrests + what’s ahead at City Hall
Redlands News | September 10, 2026
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Redlands private school teacher accused of sexual battery by female students
The instructor was "immediately" placed on leave, and RPD was contacted, said school principal.
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Warehouse permit reconsidered, 102 housing units approved, resident injured by masked intruders
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Redlands Police investigate home invasion that left one injured
Multiple suspects are on the loose after breaking into Redlands house and confronting residents
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City Council approves new development to build 102 single-family homes on 9 acres
The development will push Redlands closer to achieving its goal of 3,516 units by 2029.
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Redlands Police investigate shooting between multiple subjects on Clay Street
Police recover more than a dozen handgun casings and shotgun shells from the scene.
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Distribution warehouse permit back before Redlands Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a request from Prologis for time to "undertake comprehensive revision" of the proposed Tennessee Street warehouse, Tuesday, May 14
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Community tree giveaway 'Treestock' returns on May 11
Swing by and grab a free tree from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. at the University of Redlands Memorial Chapel.
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Latest on 95ft In-N-Out sign, RUSD responds to Civil Rights investigation, Funding to fight fruit flies
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Redlands Unified agrees to reform how it addresses sexual harassment concerns following federal review
Superintendent Cabral outlines progress in letter to families and community members
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95-foot In-N-Out sign to be considered by Redlands City Council (UPDATE)
Changes to the sign code to allow freeway-oriented signs at Tennessee Street and Lugonia Avenue will also be considered.
Community Spotlight
Local environmental activist wins the 2024 Goldman Prize for her work to reduce transportation emissions
Andrea Vidaurre grew up in the Inland Empire and has been a driving force in the fight to improve California’s air quality.