University of Redlands economics professor Nick Reksten will discuss which actions can make the greatest difference in addressing climate change at a free Nov. 18 event.
Family Service Association hopes to collect thousands of pounds of food Saturday, Nov. 14, to help stock its pantry for the coming year.
The 14th annual event on Nov. 26 will raise money for local schools and charitable organizations, with a discounted registration option for participants who donate canned food
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New state law allows cities to factor in pedestrian and cyclist safety — not just driver speed — when setting speed limits.
Planning Commission to revisit city rules and weigh stronger limits or possible prohibition on new distribution centers.
Hear from local government leaders on city progress, development and goals. How to get tickets below.
Checkpoint aims to remove impaired drivers from roads and raise awareness about DUI risks and penalties
City sees second year of progress as outreach and shelter investments show impact, according to Point-in-Time Count
The proposed regulations aim to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions through new residential gas appliance standards.
City Council approves contract with Tryco General Engineering to complete 7.5-mile recreational corridor connecting east and west Redlands.
City files legal response to wrongful death suit as questions persist about crossing safety and accountability
The public can review and comment on the draft - which focuses on clean energy, transportation and community equity - before it is adopted by city council next month.
Agenda includes speed limit updates, discussion on rules on residential furnaces and water heaters and $4.8M in utility purchases
Council advances infrastructure upgrades, Fourth of July support, and discloses police settlement
Agenda includes $2 million in public works contracts, a police settlement disclosure, Fourth of July event approvals and closed-door talks on lawsuits and property deals. Here’s how the meeting breaks down.
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