Events
Where to celebrate Halloween, Día de los Muertos in Redlands
Plus, post-Halloween pumpkin smash makes composting easy.
Latest news (Page 36)
Sports
Three Thunderbirds make All-CBL girls first team
League champion Yucaipa put three players on the All-Citrus Belt League girls basketball first team. The Thunderbirds’ Brianna Elgan was
Sports
Guereca nabs All-CBL water polo top honor
Citrus Valley High’s Lauren Guereca was named the most valuable player of the All-Citrus Belt League girls water polo
Sports
Blackhawks put four on All-CBL girls wrestling
Citrus Valley High placed four athletes on the All-Citrus Belt League girls wrestling first team. The honored Blackhawks are Suheily
Sports
Yucaipa dominates All-CBL wrestling first team
League champion Yucaipa dominated the recently named All-Citrus Belt League boys wrestling first team. Thunderbirds on the first team were
Sports
Citrus Valley dominates All-CBL girls soccer
League champion Citrus Valley put seven players on the All-Citrus Belt League girls soccer first team, including offensive player of
City Hall
Redlands rezoning plan clears key hurdle, paving way for 2,400+ new homes
Planning Commission votes to advance sweeping land-use changes tied to state housing mandate
Public Safety
Redlands man arrested for hoarding child sexual abuse images using neighbor’s WiFi
Police say Dimas Omar Montoya used his neighbors’ internet to trade more than 1,300 images of child pornography across messaging apps before detectives traced the activity back to him.
City Hall
Redlands to begin replanting historic England Grove
Tree removal set for May; new irrigation and 784 orange trees to follow before city takes ownership
Environment
San Bernardino County again ranks worst in the nation for ozone pollution
County receives failing grades across the board as American Lung Association report shows 46% of Americans breathe unhealthy air
Community Spotlight
Redlands celebrates Earth Day with hands-on action, community spirit
Despite a rainy forecast, hundreds of residents rolled up their sleeves for sustainability—planting trees, learning to compost, repairing clothing, and sharing a vision for a greener future.
Public Safety
Redlands City Council to review fallen officer’s injury claims in closed session
UPDATE: Council will meet behind closed doors April 29 to discuss pending workers’ compensation cases filed by Officer Seth Franklin