Public Safety
Redlands Police investigate robbery at 7-Eleven, multiple DUI crashes and hit-and-run Downtown
Redlands Police Weekly Update July 24–31
Public Safety
Series of small earthquakes shake Inland Empire Thursday morning
A 4.4 magnitude quake near Muscoy followed two earlier temblors in Rialto; shaking felt across the Inland Empire, including Redlands.
Education
Trustee Candy Olson faces resignation demands over social media activity
Together for Redlands says Olson engaged with “violent, racist, homophobic, antisemitic and ableist” memes on Instagram and calls her conduct incompatible with public service. Olson denies endorsing the content.
Sports
Terriers thrived in ‘79, but couldn’t drive 55
REDLANDS – The mood was festive Saturday at Pat Hafley’s home near San Timoteo Canyon, 10 minutes from downtown Redlands.
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Public Safety
Redlands Police investigate robbery at 7-Eleven, multiple DUI crashes and hit-and-run Downtown
Redlands Police Weekly Update July 24–31
Health
Loma Linda University Medical Center ranked best hospital in Inland Empire
U.S. News & World Report named LLUMC the top hospital in the Riverside-San Bernardino region and among California’s best.
Arts
Meet the August Featured Artists at Redlands Art Association
Martha Cowan’s adieu to her students and geographic storytelling from James Bowden - Opens Aug. 2
City Hall
35 years in, Measure I continues funding Redlands transportation projects
Redlands has received millions in local transportation funding thanks to the voter-approved sales tax, supporting major road, transit and safety projects.
Sports
Little Leaguers invade San Bernardino this week
The field is set for the Western Regional Little League baseball tournament August 2-8 in San Bernardino. The tournament is
Public Safety
Redlands Police investigate vehicle theft ring, armed robberies and canyon cable thefts
Redlands Police Weekly Update July 17 - 24
Community Spotlight
Arts
Meet the August Featured Artists at Redlands Art Association
Martha Cowan’s adieu to her students and geographic storytelling from James Bowden - Opens Aug. 2
Community Spotlight
Preview: Redlands Bowl’s ‘Joseph’ shines with talent, tech and heart
This year’s summer musical, opening July 24, blends vivid costumes, high-energy choreography, and strong community ties into a joyful production for all ages.
Community Spotlight
Citrograph turns 138: A look inside Redlands’ oldest business
Citrograph Printing Co., which started as a newspaper in 1887, remains a fully operating print shop and a piece of Redlands history.
Events
Kimberly Crest opens registration for Summer 2025 docent training program
Volunteers will learn to share the legacy of Redlands’ historic mansion with visitors from around the world
Education
Education
Redlands Unified approves plan to strengthen after-school, summer enrichment
The approval funds staffing, structured activities and supports academic and wellness programs.
Education
What happened at the Redlands Unified Board meeting on July 8
Board pulls parent notification policy pending state review, delays vote on revised library book rules and approves flag ban amid emotional public debate.
Education
Redlands Unified approves flag restriction
Policy limits displays to U.S., California, and military flags, with narrow exceptions
Education
Redlands Unified tables book challenge policy after heated debate
Board split 3-2 as members call for definitions, rubric, and compromise approach
Events
Events
Redlands Bowl workshops bring music, movement and magic to local kids
Now in its 50th year, the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival’s free children’s workshops offer hands-on fun with musicians, dancers and performers—from shadow illusions to drumlines and ballet.
Events
‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ Dazzles at Redlands Bowl
The vibrant musical kicked off its four-night run with a spirited dress rehearsal, captivating audiences with energetic choreography, live orchestration, and a timeless story of dreams, forgiveness, and family.
Events
Redlands to celebrate reopening of Fire Station 262 following renovation
Public invited to tour upgraded facility, meet firefighters at Aug. 6 event
Events
Bartenders to shake things up at Redlands Cocktail Competition Aug. 21
Event will crown official 2026 Orange Drop drink
Sports
Sports
Little Leaguers invade San Bernardino this week
The field is set for the Western Regional Little League baseball tournament August 2-8 in San Bernardino. The tournament is
Sports
Former Arrowhead Christian star Bingaman selected by Arizona Diamondbacks
Former Arrowhead Christian Academy baseball player Ethin Bingaman was selected on Monday on the second day of the Major League
Sports
Inland Empire United wins Las Vegas tourney
A 13-year-old area boys basketball team excelled in a recent Nevada tournament. Inland Empire United, in the Breakthrough Nationals in
editors picks
City Hall
Redlands’ climate plan relies heavily on EV chargers as federal support wanes
77% of the city’s projected emissions reductions hinge on electric vehicle adoption — but tax credits are set to expire, among other major roadblocks.
Community Spotlight
Redlands summer fun guide: Free library events, day camps and cool places for kids
Check out these fun local indoor options, ranging from bowling to engaging summer camps in Redlands and surrounding cities
Development
Auction canceled for Redlands Mall property after lender withdraws foreclosure
The cancellation removes immediate threat of auction but the future of the long-delayed State Street Village project remains unclear.
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Redlands Mall development future uncertain
Village Partners Inc. defaults on $17M loan as market conditions slow