Business
Stories covering the Redlands business community
Redlands Mall development future uncertain
Village Partners Inc. defaults on $17M loan as market conditions slow
Viva La Boba opens second location in historic Redlands building
The popular boba shop expands to Redlands, bringing its community-focused mission and unique drinks to a building with a 127-year history.
Historic charm meets culinary innovation at Redlands Public Market
Opening this weekend: New food hall in a historic packing house will feature local vendors, live events, and a community-driven atmosphere.
Redlands Pottery Project celebrates First Anniversary
The downtown studio, founded by three Redlands High School graduates, has grown into a thriving creative space with 50+ members and a newly launched nonprofit to provide free pottery classes for underserved groups.
JOANN Fabric to close 500 stores, including Redlands and Riverside locations
The decision is part of the company's ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Happy Mediums finds its center in Calimesa
After years as a popular pop-up, this Redlands-born eatery has landed a permanent home, serving up house-made sandwiches, scratch-made bread, and a fresh take on classic flavors
Exceptional individuals and organizations celebrated at Civic Awards dinner
First responders, YouthHope and Wings of Hope Hospice among those honored at the annual award ceremony and board installation dinner.
Redlands job fair offers free professional photos
Chamber of Commerce event on September 20th offers networking opportunities and complimentary LinkedIn profile photos for job seekers
Governor Newsom approves $22.1 million in funding to address fruit fly infestations across California
Fruit fly infestations have hit California particularly hard this year, with Redlands among the most affected areas.
Redlands farmers cheer approval of agritourism
Redlands City Council approves ordinance to allow new opportunities for local farmers
Redlands Chamber of Commerce unveils new community-focused lobby
The initiative aims to merge tradition with innovation