The three-vehicle crash reduced the westbound freeway to one lane for about three hours Thursday night as firefighters responded and CHP investigated.
Online forum will feature candidates for Redlands Unified school board and San Bernardino County superintendent of schools. Submit questions by Oct. 2.
Redlands News | September 24, 2026
Stories covering the Redlands business community
Recent polling shows voters narrowly support Prop. 40 — the billionaire tax — and two measures designed to kill it.
Planning commissioners want more crime data, case studies and alternatives before deciding whether to recommend a citywide restriction
Planning Commission will revisit a police-backed proposal Tuesday to move last call to midnight as local bar owners warn of lost revenue and argue the city should target problem establishments instead.
Construction, manufacturing and professional services continued to lose jobs while health care added workers, and a shrinking labor force contributed to the region's lower unemployment rate.
Redlands Chamber to host free event in San Bernardino
Non-U.S. citizens lose access to SBA funding for small businesses, which provide the bulk of new jobs in California.
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
From 75+ local makers to fresh baked treats and festive décor, the YMCA’s holiday weekend brings all the seasonal vibes while supporting families in need.
As Medicare open enrollment continues, Community Alliance Medical Group is helping patients stay connected to trusted doctors while reshaping local healthcare with a community-driven model.
The Employment Development Department postponed the release of state labor data as federal systems remain offline.
After four years of steady price increases, Redlands’ housing market may be shifting. New September data from Realtor.com shows inventory climbing rapidly while median listing prices dip for the first time since early 2024.
Residents urged to be cautious of fake bills, fraudulent calls as 2025–26 tax bills go out in October
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