Redlands News Weekly | March 26, 2026
REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands Fire Department is recognizing the retirement of Capt. Don Trujillo after 31 years of service to
Incidents include strong-arm robberies, suspected voyeurism and multiple DUI cases
Union warns counseling staff disproportionately affected as district moves ahead with budget cuts.
Student tip led to discovery of loaded gun; district outlines response and support services
Student was reportedly showing a bullet before administrators located a loaded firearm; police continue investigation
It was a slightly smaller conference than usual at the 29th Annual Charlotte S. Huck Children’s Literature Festival. Nevertheless,
Split vote clarifies how teachers and staff may display personal items following district limits on flags and ceremonial displays.
Board members debated parental notification, crisis procedures and oversight before voting to send the proposal back for further review.
Second Interim report shows $21.7M deficit this year but district projects budget near balance within two years.
Trustees to consider a new mental health policy and approve negotiations with staff regarding displaying personal items.
District survey open through March 11 will help shape how millions in state education funding are spent on programs and student support.
The 2026 State of the District highlighted rising graduation rates and new programs, but test scores remain below pre-pandemic levels as the district braces for financial cuts.
More than 500 eighth grade girls gathered at the University of Redlands for the 32nd annual AAUW STEM Conference, exploring careers where women remain underrepresented but opportunities continue to grow.
Devices must be off, silenced or in airplane mode during class under new district rules.
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