Split vote clarifies how teachers and staff may display personal items following district limits on flags and ceremonial displays.
Agenda includes a $745K increase to the State Street City Hall project.
Redlands News Weekly | March 12, 2026
Commissioners unanimously recommend approval of a phased, 321-bed medical campus, clearing the way for City Council review.
Federal SNAP cuts, known as CalFresh in California, continue phasing in as Redlands Family Service Association opens 2026 food box registration. First distribution begins March 31.
Unvaccinated minor visited Ontario Walmart during infectious period; public health urges vaccination and monitoring for symptoms
Veteran health care executive brings hospital leadership experience from Ventura and Santa Barbara
Health officials urge residents to stay up to date on vaccines as cases rise.
As Medicare open enrollment begins, Welsh Insurance Services is helping seniors in Redlands make confident choices that keep their trusted doctors — and their care — close to home.
Health officials anticipate a challenging flu season and urge residents to get vaccinated early. Redlands clinics and pharmacies are now offering no-needle options.
Research shows that hearing may play a bigger role in brain health than many realize, but experts say early detection and care can make a difference.
Federal complaint accuses Rancho Cucamonga-based insurer of misusing funds meant for Medicaid expansion patients
Stater Bros. Charities and Inland Women Fighting Cancer made the generous donation thanks to funds raised at the 17th annual Believe Walk in 2024.
This first of its kind visual chart can help promote better decision-making when choosing what to eat.
U.S. News & World Report named LLUMC the top hospital in the Riverside-San Bernardino region and among California’s best.
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