Last call at midnight? Plus, Redlands warehouse ban delayed
Redlands News | September 3, 2026
City leaders debated whether Redlands should fund food assistance directly or focus on coordinating nonprofits as state and federal food programs face continued uncertainty, funding reductions and tighter eligibility rules.
Quake felt across Inland Empire prompts reminder about earthquake preparedness and emergency alerts
Nearly 100 Redlands Unified students showcase original films, from documentaries to sequels, at annual festival.
This year's “Saturday Morning Cartoons” theme brings youth performers, aerial acts and family fun to the stage this May.
REV freshman Savannah Morris leads a youth movement, while Redlands, Citrus Valley and Beaumont athletes post standout performances ahead of the CIF Southern Section prelims.
The University of Redlands softball team brings a 35-4 record and a 25-game winning streak into this weekend’s SCIAC tournament at home.
American Lung Association’s 2026 State of the Air report shows fewer high-ozone days locally.
Food Network chef Curtis Aikens shares his path from illiteracy to success at a Redlands adult literacy event.
Rep. Aguilar secures federal funding for Texonia Park upgrades to improve safety, accessibility in Redlands neighborhood park
Council approves roadmap outlining funding strategies, community priorities and economic potential of the arts.
Agenda includes a report from the food security task force and in-kind support approvals.
Redlands News Weekly | April 30, 2026
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