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Redlands News | Oct. 29, 2026
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Beaumont puts eight athletes on All-CBL first team boys track and field
League champion Beaumont dominated the All-Citrus Belt League boys track and field first team. Here is the first team:
Sports
All-Citrus Belt League boys golf announced
The All-Citrus Belt League boys golf team has been announced. Here is the first team: Seth Looy (Yucaipa), Jacob
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League champ REV lands four on All-CBL baseball
League champion Redlands East Valley put four players on the baseball All-Citrus Belt League first team. First-teamers for
Sports
Redlands High dominates All-CBL boys tennis first team
League champion Redlands High dominated the All-Citrus Belt League boys tennis first team. Terriers players on the first team
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Beaumont, Redlands, Yucaipa dominate All-CBL first-team boys volleyball
Beaumont, Redlands, and Yucaipa high schools dominated Citrus Belt League boys volleyball play and the All-CBL first team reflected
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All-CBL softball first-teamers equally distributed
Reflecting a softball season in which Yucaipa, Citrus Valley, and Beaumont tied for the Citrus Belt League title and Cajon
Sports
First-team All-CBL swimming is all Terriers
League champion Redlands High dominated the All-Citrus Belt League girls swimming first team. All of the first-teamers are
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Redlands High lands 11 on All-CBL boys first team swimming
League champion Redlands High put 11 athletes on the All-Citrus Belt League boys swimming first team. Here is the
Sports
REV, Redlands dominate All-CBL badminton
Co-league champions Redlands East Valley and Redlands dominated the All-Citrus Belt League badminton first team. Earning first team
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League champion Beaumont dominates All-Citrus Belt League girls first team track and field
League champion Beaumont High put 10 athletes on the All-Citrus Belt League girls track and field first team. Here
Government
Redlands City Council agenda: June 3, 2025
Agenda includes authorization of $4.1M in homelessness resolution agreements, in-kind support for the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival, and an $820K purchase of portable radios for police.
Newsletter
Redlands News: May 30, 2025
Warehouse ban under review, Redlands students make waves in science, film and track & field - plus Steve Martin play opens at Footlighters in June
