Redlands News Weekly | March 12, 2026
Redlands police report robberies, a stolen car pursuit and multiple hit-and-run investigations in the past week.
Police say a suspect shouted racial slurs and tried to hit a man with an SUV outside a Redlands 7-Eleven.
The University of Redlands shares its transformative campus experience in a new half-hour episode of Amazon’s College Tour. The show offers prospective students a closer look at the university’s unique offerings.
Ms. Elias hopes to modernize Moore Middle School's library with $40,000 prize, calls for community support in online voting
A look at the Redlands City Council and School Board unofficial election results and local voter turnout
District leaders highlighted a $500 million bond measure aimed at critical facility updates, aligning historical campuses with modern learning needs. The Oct. 29 event underscored the challenges and achievements in providing safe, competitive education for 19,000 students.
A deep dive into the $500M local bond that needs 55% of voter approval is needed to pass
Karen Burk was recognized as Teacher of the Year by Garner Holt Education through Imagination.
The law comes as research reveals how cell phone use in K-12 can impact learning, mental health and social interaction
Lockdown was lifted after police investigation finds no weapon; increased security presence maintained as precaution
Redlands Police Department conducts extensive search with K9 units, lifting lockdown after finding no evidence of reported weapon on campus
The bill targets synthetic food dyes linked to hyperactivity and neurobehavioral problems in children.
Funds would address extensive building repairs, facility additions, and modernization efforts.
Redlands Unified Superintendent Cabral shares latest plans to improve student safety on campus
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