Redlands News: April 11, 2025
Federal Cuts Impact Redlands, School Board Debate Heats Up, Officer Remembered, Plus Bike Classic Weekend Guide
Redlands School Board at center of fierce debate over parental rights, identity and curriculum
As proposed policies spark rallies and emotional testimony, community members warn of legal risks, cultural consequences and lasting harm to students.
Council to discuss purchase of Step Up in Redlands housing site
After cutting ties with developer Shangri-La Industries, city officials will discuss acquiring the property that houses more than 100 formerly homeless residents.
The Classic returns to Redlands this weekend: What to know before you go
Check out a full event schedule, registrations, and road closures in Redlands
Redlands News: April 4, 2025
Redlands Wildfire Risk Grows, Police Investigate Burglaries, Plus Earth Day Preps and Classic Countdown Begins
Redlands to celebrate Earth Day with “A Day of Climate Action”
Redlands residents are invited to take part in A Day of Climate Action on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. This citywide event features more than 30 sustainability-focused activities in the morning and a free community festival at Smiley Park in the afternoon.
Smashed windows, power outages: Redlands Police investigating string of southside home burglaries
Break-ins reported between March 26–29 involved smashed doors, stolen valuables and, in some cases, suspicious power outages disabling home security.
New Cal Fire maps show increased wildfire risk in Redlands; Fire Department says it was ready
New Cal Fire map shows increased risk in North Redlands and critical infrastructure sites, but officials say proactive work has been underway for years.
Redlands Unified launch Title IX educational videos, survey in April
The new lessons and survey follow a federal investigation into Redlands Unified’s handling of sexual misconduct — and come amid nationwide cuts to civil rights enforcement.
Redlands builds for high and low incomes — but leaves out the middle class
City has made progress on housing goals since 2021, but Moderate-income units remain far behind as 'missing middle' households struggle to find options.
Measure T Oversight Committee affirms fiscal responsibility, calls for increased transparency
The seven member committee confirmed that the voter-approved sales tax revenue use aligns with campaign promises while calling for greater transparency in the budget process.
Redlands News: March 21, 2025
Elder Fraud Suspect Arrested, Opioid Deaths Decline, Elementary School Eyes School Duel Trophy — Plus, Cinema Classic Returns in April
