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Redlands News | Oct. 29, 2026
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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.
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New exemptions proposed for undergrounding utilities
Proposed code revisions follow concerns raised by the Planning Commission over waivers and in-lieu fees
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Governor Newsom approves $22.1 million in funding to address fruit fly infestations across California
Fruit fly infestations have hit California particularly hard this year, with Redlands among the most affected areas.
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Reminder to share the road following increase in bicycle fatalities and injuries in recent years
Redlands Police to conduct bike and pedestrian traffic safety operations during National Bicycle Safety Month
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SB County gets F for air quality, plus a look at new warehouse development in Redlands
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San Bernardino County ranks worst in the nation for ozone pollution
Despite progress since the 90s, the number of unhealthy smog days in San Bernardino County worsens