Sports
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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Election 2024
$500M bond for Redlands Unified on November ballot
Funds would address extensive building repairs, facility additions, and modernization efforts.
Newsletter
Redlands News: August 14, 2024
Local emissions rise, fruit fly quarantine lifted, Summer Music Festival recaps
Environment
Report shows local greenhouse gas emissions rise after years of ineffective policy
Redlands’ local GHG emissions have increased since the Redlands' 2017 Climate Action Plan, with the highest rise from transportation emissions.
Environment
'We beat the fly': Redlands removed from oriental fruit fly quarantine
Asian Citrus Psyllid and Huanglongbing quarantine regulations remain in effect for citrus in parts of the city
Public Safety
Redlands Police urge safe driving as summer winds down
RPD announces increased patrols and DUI checkpoint, offers comprehensive safety tips for Labor Day weekend travelers
City Hall
Redlands proposes solid waste rate increase of 9% for three years
Public hearing set for September to consider rates increase from 2025-2028
Newsletter
Redlands News: August 8, 2024
New school safety measures, solid waste rate increases, Citrus Belt League football preview
Education
New school safety measures outlined at start of new year
Redlands Unified Superintendent Cabral shares latest plans to improve student safety on campus
Community Spotlight
New STEAM Lab opens at San Bernardino County Museum
A new innovative space has opened in Redlands for kids to explore core STEAM principles while celebrating the area's rich heritage.
Newsletter
Redlands News: Aug 1, 2024
City responds to Newsom's encampment order, Flag football kicks off, Brothers donate lemonade stand proceeds to animal shelter
Environment
Volunteer-led transformation revitalizes San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary
Before-and-after photos showcase dramatic improvements in trail maintenance and native plant restoration at 200-acre Redlands site
Community Spotlight
Brothers raise $470 for Redlands Animal Shelter
The boys set up a neighborhood lemonade stand to help animals in need