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Redlands Police reassure community following a surge in immigration raids
Protestors gather as concerns over ICE raids grow in Southern California.
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Latest
Redlands Police reassure community following a surge in immigration raids
Protestors gather as concerns over ICE raids grow in Southern California.
Public Safety
Redlands Police to conduct DUI Checkpoint on Feb. 7
Location determined by data on impaired driving-related crashes.
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84th Lincoln Pilgrimage Parade and Lincoln Memorial Shrine open house celebrate history and heritage
More than 300 Boy Scouts from San Bernardino and Riverside counties participated, honoring Lincoln’s legacy.
Sports
REV eyes title after tie with Beaumont
BEAUMONT – A funny thing happened on Thursday night when the final seconds elapsed in Redlands East Valley High’s 1-1
Newsletter
Redlands News: Jan 31, 2025
Lower speed limits proposed, Redlands Unified unions push back, All smiles at new craft deli and RHS Hall of Fame inductees
City Hall
Traffic study recommends lower speed limits across Redlands
City of Redlands will hold public meetings to discuss findings of the 2024 Engineering and Traffic Study
Health
Future of healthcare discussed at Redlands Forum
James Holmes, CEO of Redlands Community Hospital, highlighted the impact of healthcare policy, industry challenges and the hospital plan to expand locally.
Public Safety
Redlands Police Report: Armed mail theft, Arson suspect arrested, DUI gun case
Public safety report from Jan. 23 - 30, 2025
Sports
Coach all wet after Blackhawks splash to title
SAN BERNARDINO – The scene was wet and wild on a chilly night at Indian Springs High as Citrus Valley High
Redlands Meals on Wheels offers daily home-delivered meals for those in need
The long-standing volunteer program provides nutritious meals to Redlands residents who cannot prepare their own, ensuring both nourishment and well-being with weekday deliveries.
Arts
Mother-Son duo to headline Spinet recital with ‘Bach, Brahms and Bumblebees’
Pianist Sally Rehfeldt and cellist Matt Rehfeldt will reunite for The Spinet’s Feb. 18 recital at First Presbyterian Church. The concert, open to the public, begins at 7 p.m.