Commissioners will also review extensions for two previously approved housing projects totaling 568 apartments.
Police also reported arrests following a theft at Ulta, an attempted bicycle robbery and two DUI incidents.
Agenda includes a public hearing on the keeping of hens in residential zones, commission and board appointments and a discussion of the Food Security Task Force.
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 29, 2026
A national general strike tied to protests over immigration enforcement is planned for Friday, with demonstrations in Redlands scheduled for Saturday.
District leaders point to enrollment declines, expiring pandemic-era funding and new obligations as the board authorizes reductions affecting up to 138 positions.
Desert-inspired design, organic meals and a family-friendly vibe define the new downtown Redlands coffee shop.
Holiday-season hiring in transportation and warehousing helped push the jobless rate lower, though economists caution the decline reflects seasonal patterns and a shrinking labor force rather than sustained growth
The school board will consider resolutions authorizing teacher and staff layoffs, review its financial audit and take up several policy changes Jan. 27
Redlands News Weekly | Jan. 22, 2026
Redlands Police Report: Jan. 15 - 20
After residents received opt-out emails this week, officials say no action is needed to continue receiving emergency alerts.
A free, drop-in Saturday program at the Joe R. Gonzales Community Center offers guided painting, donut bites and family fun.
City seeks District 1 residents and college students for advisory body focused on equity and community relations.
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