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Redlands News | Oct. 29, 2026
Latest news (Page 88)
Arts & Culture
Hilarious historical comedy 'Picasso at the Lapin Agile' opens at Footlighters Theatre
Einstein meets Picasso in Steve Martin’s absurdist play running June 6–22 in Redlands
Community Spotlight
Cope student wins big at California Student Media Festival
Cope Middle School sixth grader Calvin Catania took home top honors at the 59th annual California Student Media Festival, winning the Grand Prize for his self-made short film, “Cheap$kate.”
Community Spotlight
Crowds pack downtown for Redlands Firefighters Car Show
Featuring vintage vehicles, live music, local vendors and a day of family-friendly fun - all in support of local charities.
Public Safety
Teen arrested after car chase; Redlands police investigate burglary attempt and gun possession case
Redlands Police Weekly Update: May 22 - May 29
Warehousing
Redlands Planning Commission to consider citywide warehouse ban
Commission directs staff to study prohibition, grandfathering and buffer zones in 4-2 vote after debate over logistics growth and zoning loopholes
Public Safety
Four arrested, four cited during DUI checkpoint in Redlands
One arrested for DUI, others for warrants, drug possession, and unlicensed driving during May 23 operation on Citrus Avenue
Redlands FC 2025
Redlands FC Set For Friendly Against Junior College Select Team
Redlands FC returns to Dodge Stadium May 31
Latest
Redlands Fire Department to launch nation’s first full-time Substance Use Navigator Program
The groundbreaking role will connect overdose survivors to long-term care, marking a major step forward in Redlands’ evolving opioid response.
Development
Tree removal begins at historic England Grove ahead of replanting
784 new orange trees and water-efficient irrigation system to follow, with city taking ownership by August
Sports
Redlands High’s Cullen seeks rarefied air
Redlands High pole vaulter Michael Cullen heads to the CIF-State meet aiming for the podium — and the record books — with a school-best 16-3 and a family legacy fueling his rise.
Government
New speed limits coming to 55 Redlands streets after traffic safety study
New state law allows cities to factor in pedestrian and cyclist safety — not just driver speed — when setting speed limits.