CHP is searching for the driver who struck 27-year-old Christian Gillespie along westbound I-10 near the SR-210 transition.
Redlands News | September 3, 2026
Planning Commission will revisit a police-backed proposal Tuesday to move last call to midnight as local bar owners warn of lost revenue and argue the city should target problem establishments instead.
District officials outlined plans for a new Spanish dual language immersion program at McKinley Elementary starting in 2026–27, detailing enrollment, structure and long-term goals for bilingual education.
City officials and community partners say benefit cuts are driving more families and individuals to seek food assistance.
Redlands High girls basketball finishes 14-7, ends long league skid, and posts most wins in 15 years under coach Brandon Benjamin.
Scout-led parade and Lincoln Shrine open house honor the 16th president’s legacy
Robberies and multiple DUI arrests also in Redlands Police report cover two weeks from Jan. 22 - Feb. 5
The Redlands Art Association instructor is showing her work alongside five students in a group exhibit highlighting artistic growth, shared themes and creative risk-taking through Feb. 20.
A therapy dog joined the Redlands Fire Department in 2024, offering firefighters comfort, connection and a way to decompress after difficult calls.
Supporters point to engagement, representation and communication.
Redlands council voted 5-0 to expand rules allowing hens in most neighborhoods, with limits based on lot size and new coop standards.
Trustees Candy Olson and Jeanette Wilson voted no, calling the $35,000 trip not “fair,” while supporters and public speakers said the experience could inspire students’ college plans.
The theater confirmed its closure Monday after moving trucks, missing showtimes and an ongoing Chapter 11 case raised questions about its status.
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