Redlands’ top stories of 2025
From new openings downtown to major development news, these were the stories Redlands followed most closely this year.
Redlands Unified celebrates inclusive music program with two-night winter performances
Free downtown event offers music, kids activities and a 9 p.m. countdown for all ages
A specialty stuffed animal shop founded in 1997 has moved with the city, surviving mall closures, retail shifts and changing shopping habits.
More than 1,000 toys were collected through the airport's annual 'Stuff a Plane' toy drive event
Learn how you can apply to join a city commission and be part of the process. Current openings are on available on the Traffic and Parking Commission, the Cultural Arts Commission and the Airport Advisory Board. Apply by Jan. 7
Old California Botanicals blends Redlands citrus history with modern sustainable gifts — and shoppers can find them at the YMCA Holiday Boutique Dec. 6-7
From 75+ local makers to fresh baked treats and festive décor, the YMCA’s holiday weekend brings all the seasonal vibes while supporting families in need.
A Redlands college student and his family continue a nine-year tradition of giving back by collecting teddy bears for children at Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital — and here’s how to help reach this year’s goal of 600 bears.
The Rochford Foundation’s annual “A Burrage Christmas” will feature a Toyland display, live entertainment and gifts for registered children.
Redlands Downtown Morning Market closes Nov. 22; city invites vendors to relocate to the Grove School’s Saturday market.
Nearly 300 veterans and family members gathered for food, music, and fellowship at the annual event dedicated to late organizer Tommy Taylor and fellow Vietnam veteran Bill McCalmon.
Family Service Association aims to collect 30,000 pounds of food at annual food drive to meet rising needs as the government shutdown continues.
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