Redlands News Weekly: December 5, 2025
Redlands Police Report — Nov. 26–Dec. 4: crashes, DUI arrest, robberies
Redlands Police Report — Nov. 20–26: burglaries, arrests and attempted robberies
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.
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.
With federal funding for CalFresh on hold, Redlands Family Service Association is stepping up to feed families who could lose their benefits starting Nov. 1 — and the nonprofit is calling on the community to help.
Crowds wrapped around the block for the grand opening of Page 78, a new independent bookstore created by the founders of Rebel and Fleur. The Redlands shop combines curated fiction, cozy reading nooks, and “book-ish” style in a space designed to feel like home.
Alfred Smiley Award presented to Annette Williams Charitable Foundation for leadership in housing initiative
Freshly renovated and full of color, Redlands’ Hands on Knitting Center is inviting the community to celebrate the art of fiber and craft with two upcoming events.
“Karate Kid” actor among special guests for new community hub
Project backed by county, city and local donors aims to boost active play and connection for youth
Rainy forecast and a venue change did not deter the community from coming together to sustain the city’s oldest nonprofit organization
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