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Government
Redlands City Council approves $745K increase for State Street City Hall construction contract
Council unanimously approved a contract amendment with Tilden Coil Constructors, bringing total project costs to $16.8 million.
Newsletter
School lockdown, heat wave and Redlands Symphony names director
Redlands News Weekly | March 19, 2026
Sports
REV sweeps Citrus Valley; Beaumont dominates Redlands in CBL meets
Wildcats improve to 2-0 in league as Cougars post dominant wins and Yucaipa edges Cajon in boys competition
Sports
Teran sisters shine at Division I level after REV success
Former Redlands East Valley standouts Astrid and Catalina Teran continue to break personal records at Cal Poly and UC Irvine after state championship runs in community college.
Public Safety
Redlands police investigate armed salon robbery, stolen shipping containers
Police report robberies, DUI crashes and thefts in Redlands, including an armed salon robbery and stolen shipping containers.
Public Safety
Student, parents arrested after loaded gun found at Moore Middle School
Student was reportedly showing a bullet before administrators located a loaded firearm; police continue investigation
Government
Redlands raises price of Mentone land sale to $300,000
City says original $250,000 agreement did not reflect appraisal; buyer agreed to increase price and council approved amendment.
Development
Shopping center at Lugonia and Tennessee advances with City Council approval
A proposed 71,400-square-foot retail center with a grocery store approved in North Redlands amid rapid residential growth.
Public Safety
Redlands police, ABC cite one in underage drinking sting
Statewide Shoulder Tap operation targeted adults suspected of buying alcohol for people younger than 21.
Education
A celebration of imagination and curiosity at Children’s Literature Festival
It was a slightly smaller conference than usual at the 29th Annual Charlotte S. Huck Children’s Literature Festival. Nevertheless,
Arts & Entertainment
Redlands Symphony names Deanna Tham as music director, marking Inland Empire first
Conductor to lead orchestra beginning July 1 as symphony prepares for 75th season