ADUs approved, anti-Trump protests come to Redlands, Museum of Redlands milestone, and girls flag football primed for second season
In what to this point was the biggest game of the season, Redlands FC settled for a 2-2 draw against
City Council unanimously approved the transfer of the Museum of Redlands, securing public ownership of the long-awaited cultural facility.
Stories covering new housing developments, affordable housing policy and homelessness
City council approves unarmed security for Step-Up facility and accepts state funding to address encampments along major corridors
The agreement ensures ongoing management of the 98-unit supportive housing complex.
City to expand outreach team and explore funding for local nonprofits to provide supportive services
California Insurance Commissioner and Third District Supervisor to discuss the homeowner insurance crisis.
Gov. Newsom, driven by a key Supreme Court ruling, directs state agencies to address the issue with dignity and encourages local governments to follow suit.
Most areas consist of orange groves or vacant land
The San Bernardino Board of Supervisors urges emergency measures to stabilize the property insurance market as major carriers exit California
The project for additional units come as part of the state's density bonus law because the development will provide 50 low income units across the 492 unit complex.
Strategies like density bonus, reduced parking requirements, and streamlining ADUs aim to increase affordable inventory
City manager credits intensive efforts by the city and local organizations to address the issue
The agreement is the latest funding allocation from the Encampment Relief Funding grant
The development will push Redlands closer to achieving its goal of 3,516 units by 2029.
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