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
Stories cover the climate crisis and environmental news
A decade-old plan to preserve historic Deodar Cedars along Pioneer Avenue is back before City Council as residents push to protect Northside shade while officials debate traffic, costs and tree health.
The Artlands Creative launches REACH, a new artist residency offering paid studio time, community engagement, and public programming focused on climate and environmental issues in Redlands and the Morongo Basin.
Community groups unite for the first Northside Green Share, Nov. 15, offering free trees and workshops to help north Redlands residents improve canopy cover
The city will partner with Larry Jacinto Farming, Inc. to manage 200 acres of historic groves, preserving both local heritage and agricultural health.
Redlands Police remind drives to stay alert and slow down in school zones
As federal tax credits and state net-metering benefits fade, Loma Linda University Health, Esri, Kaiser Permanente and others show how large organizations invested in renewable energy over the past five years.
The city will work with Rincon Consultants to investigate possible soil and water contamination at the Wastewater Treatment Plant after past disposal of landfill leachate raised concerns.
ANCA event Sept. 17 will help residents understand the city’s new roadmap for sustainability.
77% of the city’s projected emissions reductions hinge on electric vehicle adoption — but tax credits are set to expire, among other major roadblocks.
ANCA film and discussion series continues this summer at the University of Redlands
Redlands, along with other Inland Empire cities, had voiced strong opposition to the amendments.
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