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
Stay informed on Redlands city government, including City Council decisions, local policies, public spending and issues affecting the Redlands community.
An ordinance to limit where and how vendors operate is back before the Redlands City Council
Plus, 4 other things to know from City Council on March 7, 2023
Plus a statewide coalition calls on Governor Newsom to halt Inland Empire warehouse development
Plus, 5 other things to know from last week's city council meeting.
It's been 6 months since City Council acted to protect residents who receive renovation-based eviction notices. Read what happened next and what more is being done to improve protections for renters.
How residents plan to respond. Plus, a look at the growing trend of harassment against local leaders, and the role outside activists and social media play in spreading disinformation and bigotry.
How a 50-year-old traffic control method is pushing up speed limits in neighborhoods around Redlands, plus other news from Nov 15 City Council meeting.
How a 50-year-old traffic control method is pushing up speed limits in neighborhoods around Redlands, plus other news from Nov 15 City Council meeting.
As concerns grow over air pollution, traffic and the unfair cost of sprawling distribution centers, Redlands and other Inland Empire communities are pushing back on new warehouse developments.
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