Redlands News Weekly | March 19, 2026
Wildcats improve to 2-0 in league as Cougars post dominant wins and Yucaipa edges Cajon in boys competition
Former Redlands East Valley standouts Astrid and Catalina Teran continue to break personal records at Cal Poly and UC Irvine after state championship runs in community college.
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
The same evening Redlands City Council considers a downtown parking study
The program will provide gift cards to help eligible households purchase groceries
Redlands City Council will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 21 6pm
City Council approved a resolution that will add new jobs to the library, animal shelter, solid waste and more.
The new initiatives would draw new businesses to the area through financial incentives and individualized support.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to register
City acquires 45 parking spots for $750,000
Steven Frasher submitted his resignation on Thursday, Oct. 5, effective immediately.
City Council approves contract to begin developing park plan
City Council to consider a 35-house residential project.
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission is looking for suggestions
City Council approves latest project contract for nearly $1.4 million
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