Business
Stories covering the Redlands business community
Looking for work? Free Career and Resource Fair April 23 brings 80+ employers
Redlands Chamber to host free event in San Bernardino
Big change for California small businesses: No more SBA loans for non-citizens
Non-U.S. citizens lose access to SBA funding for small businesses, which provide the bulk of new jobs in California.
Holiday hiring lifts Inland Empire job numbers in December
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
Make It a Redlands Holiday Weekend: Shop Small, Snack Big and Explore Beautiful Homes
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.
Community Alliance Medical Group restores local healthcare in the Inland Empire
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.
September local employment data delayed amid federal shutdown
The Employment Development Department postponed the release of state labor data as federal systems remain offline.
Redlands home prices show first signs of cooling as inventory surges, Realtor.com data shows
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.
County officials warn of property tax payment scam
Residents urged to be cautious of fake bills, fraudulent calls as 2025–26 tax bills go out in October
Inland Empire unemployment rate edges down in August
Inland Empire unemployment dips to 5.6% in August as more residents find work; gains in government and health care offset losses in construction and retail.
Solar incentives are vanishing, but Inland Empire institutions already locked in big projects
As federal tax credits and state net-metering benefits fade, Loma Linda University Health, Esri, Kaiser Permanente and others show how large organizations invested in renewable energy over the past five years.
Inland Empire unemployment rate ticks up
Jobless rate edges higher in July, with Redlands trending alongside the wider Inland Empire
Walmart to pay $5.6 million for overcharging
Retail giant to pay $5.6 million in penalties and costs after multi-county investigation into false advertising and pricing practices at California stores.