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Redlands News | September 3, 2026
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Public Safety
Redlands police arrest suspect in hate crime assault
Police say a suspect shouted racial slurs and tried to hit a man with an SUV outside a Redlands 7-Eleven.
Community Spotlight
Documentary with trailblazing Redlands athlete shown by AAUW
Close to 200 people gathered March 8 at the Finkelstein Performing Arts Center at Crafton Hills College for a screening
Arts
Youth Art Expo invites Redlands students to showcase creativity
K–12 students invited to submit artwork for the Redlands Art Association’s annual Youth Art Expo during Memorial Day weekend at the Redlands Festival of Arts.
Events
Art-on-State-Street returns Sunday in downtown Redlands
Forty artists will display paintings, jewelry and more March 15 on State Street in downtown Redlands. Free outdoor show supports local art classes.
Sports
REV's Jaelan Phillips signs $120M deal with Carolina Panthers
Redlands East Valley graduate Jaelan Phillips signs a four-year, $120 million contract with the Carolina Panthers after stints with Miami and Philadelphia.
Education
Redlands school board pulls proposed student mental health policy for revisions
Board members debated parental notification, crisis procedures and oversight before voting to send the proposal back for further review.
Development
Redlands Mall demolition expected to begin week of March 16
City confirms demolition permit approved under existing environmental review; no new redevelopment plans submitted
Events
Senior watercolor artists mark 10 years with Redlands exhibit
Reception March 14 at Gonzales Community Center will showcase work created through a long-running Flores Senior Center class.
Redlands Bicycle Classic
Redlands Bicycle Classic Legends’ Fondo Returns April 11
Cyclists can ride the same legendary routes as the pros in the 2026 Redlands Bicycle Classic, with four route options ranging from a scenic 15-mile ride to a challenging 67-mile climb to Oak Glen.
Education
Redlands Unified deficit projected to shrink after cuts
Second Interim report shows $21.7M deficit this year but district projects budget near balance within two years.
Politics
No Kings rallies planned across Inland Empire, including Redlands
Demonstrators will gather March 28 at Peace Corner as part of a nationwide day of protests.