Residents now have until Dec. 1 to apply for the city’s Utilities Advisory Committee, which will help guide a six-month water and sewer rate study.
Local business owners step in after out-of-town developers face foreclosure, struggle to move project forward
The Rochford Foundation’s annual “A Burrage Christmas” will feature a Toyland display, live entertainment and gifts for registered children.
Agenda includes authorization of $4.1M in homelessness resolution agreements, in-kind support for the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival, and an $820K purchase of portable radios for police.
Warehouse ban under review, Redlands students make waves in science, film and track & field - plus Steve Martin play opens at Footlighters in June
The groundbreaking role will connect overdose survivors to long-term care, marking a major step forward in Redlands’ evolving opioid response.
New state law allows cities to factor in pedestrian and cyclist safety — not just driver speed — when setting speed limits.
Warehouse rules up for discussion, homelessness update, Redlands soccer returns, and Memorial Day ceremony details
The proposed regulations aim to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions through new residential gas appliance standards.
City Council approves contract with Tryco General Engineering to complete 7.5-mile recreational corridor connecting east and west Redlands.
Latest on Metrolink crash lawsuit, Redlands climate plan reviewed, school board policy debates and standout student-athletes
Trustees remain divided over library material review, classroom flag displays, and a contentious censure vote.
High-Density Zoning Approved, England Grove Update, City Council Preview + Earth Day Recap
County receives failing grades across the board as American Lung Association report shows 46% of Americans breathe unhealthy air
RUSD Confronts Campus Hate, Coyote Aviation Dispute Continues, Climate Action Day and REV Wins Again
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