As Pedestrian Safety Month begins, here's what Redlands data show
Thirteen pedestrians have been killed since 2022, while pedestrian-vehicle collisions this year have already matched the total for all of 2025.
Weekly police update also includes $100,000 copper theft, vehicle burglaries and fatal fall near ravine
Weekly police update also includes shots fired near Clay Street, a firearm brandished after a Citrus Plaza crash and several DUI arrests
A monthlong investigation into an alleged road rage incident near Redlands led investigators to seize about 20 illegal firearms, 20,000 rounds of ammunition and suspected gun-making equipment.
Fire visible from Redlands ALERTCalifornia camera as crews respond near Mountain Home Village
No passengers or crew members were injured after the incident Sunday night near Texas Street.
Two ALERTCalifornia cameras expand real-time monitoring of wildfire conditions near the Santa Ana River wash.
Weekly police update also includes a man run over in a dark alley, a crash into Redlands Unified offices and burglary arrests.
The city's new Fire Risk Reduction Community designation recognizes years of wildfire mitigation efforts and requires insurers to consider those investments when setting rates.
Weekly police update also includes alleged assault on officer, dealership theft attempt and recovery of $10,000 in stolen tools
Council advances Phase II of the long-planned police headquarters project as demolition begins at the former Kmart site.
Weeklong program gives participants hands-on experience in police, fire and emergency response careers
Additional patrols will target speeding drivers as part of statewide traffic safety effort.
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