Redlands artist Christine Curry, known for murals across the city, showcases her oil paintings in a featured exhibition at the Redlands Art Association through Oct. 2.
The new Redlands Housing Corporation will create a legal structure for the city to potentially acquire and operate the permanent supportive housing property.
Council will consider approving $49.7 million for Phase II of the Safety Hall project and discuss proposed increases to the city’s water and wastewater utility rates.
The city's first Parks Master Plan highlights residents' priorities for water features, playgrounds, shade and trails while outlining long-term improvements across Redlands.
Council approves spending plan that funds major public safety projects, anticipates Good Nite Inn acquisition and calls for further analysis of Fire Stations 265 and 266.
Council members sought stronger commitments for firefighter staffing, police recruitment and a future fifth fire station before approving the city's two-year spending plan.
Council adjusts the market's hours and directs staff to seek a third-party operator after discussing parking concerns, costs and downtown business impacts.
Council will discuss the future of the Downtown Morning Market, regional trail connections and several city service agreements during its May 19 meeting.
City leaders debated whether Redlands should fund food assistance directly or focus on coordinating nonprofits as state and federal food programs face continued uncertainty, funding reductions and tighter eligibility rules.
