Extreme Heat Warning issued for Inland Empire; Redlands opens cooling centers
National Weather Service forecasts temperatures up to 110 degrees through Monday as city offers air-conditioned spaces, free water and summer activities.
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
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.
Planning Commission votes to advance sweeping land-use changes tied to state housing mandate
Tree removal set for May; new irrigation and 784 orange trees to follow before city takes ownership
Commissioners express concerns about residential remodel requirements while supporting other greenhouse gas reduction measures.
Judge Nicole Winter orders Redlands to respond to legal questions without objections, imposes $2,450 sanction and warns both sides to resolve discovery disputes.
Six-month program aims to waive penalties for unlicensed businesses while potentially generating $725,000 in revenue.
Planning Commission to review greenhouse gas reduction strategies through 2035
The total contract for the Safety Hall Facility will be increased to $4.54M.
The three-story development at Eureka Street and Stuart Avenue will bring new housing, retail space, and public walkways to a vacant downtown lot—advancing the city’s goal of creating more walkable, transit-oriented neighborhoods.
Redlands City Council delays vote on South Coast AQMD gas appliance regulations to gather more information.
New Cal Fire map shows increased risk in North Redlands and critical infrastructure sites, but officials say proactive work has been underway for years.
City has made progress on housing goals since 2021, but Moderate-income units remain far behind as 'missing middle' households struggle to find options.
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