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REV dream ends with shootout loss
REDLANDS – The Redlands East Valley High girls soccer team lost its first five games. It finished only third in its
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State Farm to drop 72,000 California insurance policies, Redlands among impacted zip codes
Experts are concerned that the state might face ‘an uninsurable future’ as a result of climate change.
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Shooting in Redlands, Temporary homeless housing, Bicycle Classic gears up
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Redlands Police Department urges drivers to stay safe and ‘get off your apps’ this Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Officers are on the lookout this April for drivers suspected of violating the hands-free cell phone law.
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38th Redlands Bicycle Classic to host races and rides for cyclists of all ages
How to register below
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Agritourism before City Council, Earth Day event, Foreign film festival
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Redlands Cinema Classic returns this spring with four new foreign films
The series will raise funds for children’s art education.
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New food waste rules, community center shooting arrests, female featured FilmFest
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Nearly a quarter of Redlands' 2029 housing goal has been met so far
The City Council received reports on the status of the city's 2035 General Plan and 2021-2029 Housing Element
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No changes made to nonprofit support requests, Mayor Tejeda pulls item from City Council meeting
The nonprofit Stronger Together Now receives support for an upcoming event.
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How RUSD handles book complaints, parking enforcement, In-N-Out Sign
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University of Redlands to host climate and justice teach-in for Climate Action Week
The event will be held on Thursday, March 21.
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New Loma Linda University study finds inequities in wastewater testing
A more inclusive strategy is needed to protect underserved communities from future pandemics.