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Yucaipa to consider referendum certification on freeway corridor plan, weigh election options
Yucaipa NOW’s petition qualifies; council to decide between repeal and a consolidated or standalone election.
Where to celebrate Halloween, Día de los Muertos in Redlands
Plus, post-Halloween pumpkin smash makes composting easy.
October 24, 2025
Local utility upgrades, warehouse referendums, and the No Kings rally in Redlands
7th Annual Dog Jog Returns to Downtown Redlands Oct. 26
Canine costume contest, adoptable dogs, and community fun highlight Chamber event
Global cancer genetics expert to speak at Esri on ‘Reimagining a World Without Breast Cancer’
Dr. Olufunmilayo Olopade, a MacArthur Fellow and precision oncology leader, will speak at the Redlands Forum Oct. 28
AAUW Redlands to host media leader Paulette Brown-Hinds for talk on strengthening local news
The publisher of Black Voice News and founder of the Inland Empire Journalism Innovation Hub will speak Nov. 1 at the University of Redlands.
Medicare open enrollment in Redlands: Local experts help seniors navigate their healthcare options
As Medicare open enrollment begins, Welsh Insurance Services is helping seniors in Redlands make confident choices that keep their trusted doctors — and their care — close to home.
Terriers sweep Etiwanda; San Clemente next
REDLANDS – The Redlands High girls volleyball team swept aside an old foe and won a 30th match for the first
Redlands Unified, 11 campuses named to California Honor Roll
Educational Results Partnership recognizes RUSD and 11 schools for sustained achievement and progress in closing gaps.
Donkey in roadway causes motorcycle crash in Redlands; two others arrested in separate incidents
Redlands Police Weekly Update: Oct. 16-23
Redlands approves trio of infrastructure upgrades at landfill and wastewater plant
City Council approves more than $3.6 million in contracts to modernize lab facilities, stabilize hillside terrain and install an ultra-low emissions flare system.
University of Redlands hosts Literary Liberation Day to celebrate the freedom to read
Community groups, students and faculty came together for a banned-book giveaway and discussion on the importance of diverse voices in literature.