Redlands News: April 4, 2025
Redlands Wildfire Risk Grows, Police Investigate Burglaries, Plus Earth Day Preps and Classic Countdown Begins
Learn about openings on the Redlands Human Relations and Citrus Preservation commissions
Commissioners unanimously support the city's bid to acquire properties for a potential fire station and park expansion.
3D gun surfaces at DUI checkpoint; Radar on the horizon; RHS Girls Volleyball team poised for three-peat; 'Mary Poppins' lands in Redlands
Local bartenders will compete to create the signature drink for the 2025 New Year's celebration.
The project at Plum Lane and Idaho Street gets the green light after design revisions.
The funding will be used to reduce air pollution, create jobs and improve public transportation.
Rezoning for housing, parking limits approved, and Improv School Redlands debuts new location
U.S. News & World Report recognizes LLUMC for excellence in multiple specialties, including a national ranking in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Council approves 18-acre facility; ironworkers secure agreement while negotiations with carpenters continue.
Redlands remains inside the quarantine zone.
Volunteers will receive comprehensive training to be tour guides at the historic landmark.
Warehouse proposal before City Council, couple pepper sprayed in home invasion, and Indian tradition comes to the streets of Redlands.
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