Public Market Opens, SCE Faces Backlash, New developments, and a Thriving Pottery Project
More than 30 students from Redlands Unified School District participated in the district’s annual Civics Day on Feb. 6
At a Feb. 20 forum, Rep. Jay Obernolte said he opposes publicly challenging Trump’s inspector general firings and funding freezes, arguing that private discussions with the president are more effective. His remarks drew pushback from attendees.
Red flag warning continues, Redlands school board to discuss flag ban, The Unforgettables Foundation founder transitions leadership
Proposed changes would allow only U.S. and California flags and put guidelines in place over district holiday observances, events, and celebrations
Redlands Fire Department encourages residents to prepare for emergencies by being informed and making a plan amid high winds and fire warnings in Redlands
A list of local donation drives and monetary support for LA wildfire victims
Power shutoffs, high winds disrupt Redlands, Downtown mixed-use project nears approval, City seeks input on arts and cultural offerings
Why public safety shutoffs are happening and how to stay safe during high wind events
National Weather Service issues high wind watch from Tuesday morning through late Wednesday nigh, Inland Empire and San Bernardino Mountains
Redlands rings in 2025, how to recycle your Christmas tree and Downtown's Morning Market returns
From curbside pick-up to free drop-off options, the city of Redlands offers convenient ways for residents to recycle their holiday trees responsibly.
Mayor rotation rejected, $5.3M encampment grant accepted, CLB basketball opener, Plus where to ring in the new year in Redlands
Effort aims to ensure humane treatment and safety for animals and residents
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