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.
The development, which faced public criticism for air quality, traffic and aesthetic impacts, remains a possibility.
Changes to the sign code to allow freeway-oriented signs at Tennessee Street and Lugonia Avenue will also be considered.
Proposed code revisions follow concerns raised by the Planning Commission over waivers and in-lieu fees
The California attorney general filed a lawsuit against the developer for multiple breaches of contract
Renovations to Redlands Fire Station No. 262 will improve living conditions to accommodate recruits from multiple genders
Redlands City Council approves ordinance to allow new opportunities for local farmers
Funding comes from a $4.5M Encampment Resolution Funding Program grant
Farmers seek support for a proposal to allow local farm tours, retail u-pick, farm-to-table meals and more before City Council April 2
Redlands residents to begin separating food waste for curbside collection in green bins to comply with state law
The City Council received reports on the status of the city's 2035 General Plan and 2021-2029 Housing Element
The nonprofit Stronger Together Now receives support for an upcoming event.
Some nonprofits would be impacted more than others
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