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Redlands City Council backs $10 billion climate bond measure

City officials support Proposition 4, a measure on the November ballot that could bring funding to the city.

Redlands gears up for spooky season with free Halloween events

City to host airport celebration, Olive Avenue extravaganza, and senior Halloween event

Redlands expands grocery gift card program to help 1,000 more households

City reallocates $1.2 million from pandemic response fund to aid families in need

Council approves time-restricted parking on Columbia Street

Compromise between residents and businesses establishes one-hour and two-hour zones

Wild celebration after Terriers win third consecutive outright title

BEAUMONT – The Redlands High girls volleyball team defeated Beaumont 3-1 on Tuesday to win its third consecutive outright Citrus Belt

Rep. Aguilar: "This is deeply personal for us"

Federal lawmaker campaigns door-to-door for Redlands school board candidate, highlighting stakes in local education

Author David Yarnold shares inspiring stories of global change through GIS

In The Geography of Hope, Yarnold explores how geographic information systems (GIS) are solving critical challenges worldwide, from ending Ebola to empowering underrepresented communities.

Blackhawks in familiar place after blanking Redlands

Survey launched as Redlands aims to overhaul Climate Action Plan

Residents invited to shape new strategies for meeting stricter state emission guidelines by 2050

The Grove School celebrates 25 years with special event at Footlighters Theatre

Redlands' Montessori charter school marks its anniversary with a unique Edgar Allan Poe adaptation, community collaboration, and fundraising effort to support its theater program.