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.
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Public Safety
Redlands Police investigate robbery, mall gunfire and sexual assault of minors
Redlands Police Weekly Update: June 12 - June 19
Parks
Redlands invites community input for Texonia Park renovation
Ice cream social set for June 25 as city launches latest step in park upgrades
Education
Redlands school board delays action on reaffirming anti-racism resolution
Calls for recommitment follow reports of racism, but board members cite concerns over language and unity
Redlands FC
Redlands FC Seek Revenge Against FC Tucson
Redlands FC will have a chance to avenge their first loss of the season this weekend as they play host
Events
Redlands Juneteenth Festival set for June 21 at Sylvan Park
Live music, cultural presentations, local vendors and a kids zone highlight the city’s free daylong event honoring Black freedom and community
Housing
Redlands moves to streamline ADU process with pre-approved design program
The city will partner with RRM Design Group to streamline the Accessory Dwelling Unit creation process and boost affordable housing options.
Environment
Screening of David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet invites Redlands community to reflect and act
ANCA film and discussion series continues this summer at the University of Redlands
Arts
New Japanese Cultural Center launches in Redlands with weekend events
Self-defense class and taiko drum performance mark debut of cultural hub dedicated to Japanese arts and traditions
Redlands FC
Redlands FC returns home for critical clash with Capo FC
Southwest Division playoff hopes hinge on upcoming three-game homestand
Health
Irregular periods could signal early signs of heart disease, Loma Linda researchers say
A new study from Loma Linda University Health links abnormal menstrual cycles to high insulin levels — a possible red flag for metabolic issues and future cardiovascular problems.
Sports
Fast-growing girls flag football back for a second CBL season
Girls flag football is back for a second year for Citrus Belt League teams, beginning in August. The sport'
Events
Redlands Fourth of July 2025: Parade, park events and fireworks show at Moore Middle School
City reminds residents that all personal fireworks are illegal, with fines up to $1,000 for violations