"A Star-Spangled Evening of Patriotic Pops” brought thousands to the historic amphitheater Wednesday night
Officers located the teens, ages 14 and 16, in a nearby apartment shortly after the incident
Local artist Rick Cummings blends humor, empathy, and social critique in a vibrant mixed media exhibit at Redlands Art Association, on view in July
From a cart to a café: Hooray Coffee builds community in East Redlands
ADUs approved, anti-Trump protests come to Redlands, Museum of Redlands milestone, and girls flag football primed for second season
Community rallies behind 80-year-old nonprofit theater with benefit performances and vision for long-term renovation
Redlands rezones for 2,300 homes, Air rules rejected, Chamber wins big, Summer under the stars begins
The 2025 season opens June 20 and features musicals, comedies, new works, and a one-night concert at Prospect Park Amphitheater.
New Police HQ renderings, DOJ report on RUSD, Spring All-League picks — plus Redlands summer fun guide
Former Cal State professor explores memory, imagination, and movement in colorful paintings on display June 7–July 4
Cope Middle School sixth grader Calvin Catania took home top honors at the 59th annual California Student Media Festival, winning the Grand Prize for his self-made short film, “Cheap$kate.”
Warehouse rules up for discussion, homelessness update, Redlands soccer returns, and Memorial Day ceremony details
Redlands resident David Maupin and his grandson traveled to Iwo Jima for a historic memorial honoring the 80th anniversary of the WWII battle—an experience that deepened their connection to service, sacrifice, and the meaning of Memorial Day.
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