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Last call at midnight? Plus, Redlands warehouse ban delayed
Redlands News | September 3, 2026
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Sports
U of R Men's Basketball teams falls in second found of NCAA Div. III tourney
The Bulldogs’ NCAA Division III tournament run ended in the second round with a 114–104 loss to Hood College, finishing a 24–5 season led by a senior core.
Warehousing
Yucaipa rescinds warehouse-linked corridor plan
Council reverses approval of the Pacific Oaks warehouse project in Live Oak Canyon and cancels a June referendum election.
Education
What’s on the Redlands Unified school board agenda for March 10
Trustees to consider a new mental health policy and approve negotiations with staff regarding displaying personal items.
Arts
Cannes winners, Oscar nominees coming to Redlands
The Redlands Cinema Classic Spring 2026 series brings five internationally acclaimed films to Harkins Mountain Grove 16 throughout April.
Public Safety
Redlands Fire offers free CERT, business safety training
Redlands Fire offers free CERT disaster training starting March 6 and BERT classes to help local businesses prepare for emergencies.
Public Safety
Redlands police investigate GameStop robbery
Police are investigating a GameStop robbery in Citrus Plaza and report several arrests in Redlands during the Feb. 19–26 weekly update.
Education
Redlands Unified seeks input on school spending plan
District survey open through March 11 will help shape how millions in state education funding are spent on programs and student support.
Sports
University of Redlands men win SCIAC, return to NCAA tournament
Bulldogs capture first conference tournament title since 2013 and will face Susquehanna in the opening round of the NCAA Division III tournament.
Events
Panel to explore biodiversity in the Inland Empire
Part of ANCA’s Resilient Living: Facing Challenges Together educational series March 18 at 6:30 pm
Events
Downtown Morning Market returns Saturday after winter hiatus
Weekly certified farmers market resumes Saturdays near Ed Hales Park with more than 30 vendors offering produce, food, handmade goods and entertainment.