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Redlands News | Oct. 29, 2026
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Education
Redlands Unified School District approves purchase of new electric school bus
As part of a statewide push for sustainable transportation, the district will be reimbursed
Public Safety
UPDATE: Missing Redlands teen found
Teen has been reunited with family, according to SB Sheriff’s Department
Government
City of Redlands seeks to fill position on Airport Advisory Board
Applications due by Feb. 12
Latest
AAUW Redlands plans public forum for San Bernardino County Supervisor candidates
Thursday, Jan. 25, at the University of Redlands
Education
Cal State faculty reach deal, ending systemwide strike
Classes resume Tuesday following agreement between CSU and the faculty union
Newsletter
CSU faculty strike, utility undergrounding, 541 new homes
Read the latest Redlands news update
Opinion
OPINION | Why are 29,000 Cal State faculty going on strike? Because faculty working conditions are student learning conditions.
By: Thomas F. Corrigan, Ph.D., and Guy David Hepp, Ph.D., California State University, San Bernardino
Development
Commission to revisit utility undergrounding
Planning Commission will consider developer's request to pay a fee instead of burying low-voltage lines
Housing
541 unit housing development proposed for N. Redlands
Neighborhood at Lugonia Village goes before Planning Commission
Education
CSU faculty strike looms at San Bernardino, Palm Desert campuses
Failed salary negotiations have led the California Faculty Association to call for a weeklong strike.
Events
Redlands residents, business owners to be honored at annual Chamber dinner
Additional six awards added to this year's event