Redlands News Weekly | March 12, 2026
Redlands police report robberies, a stolen car pursuit and multiple hit-and-run investigations in the past week.
Police say a suspect shouted racial slurs and tried to hit a man with an SUV outside a Redlands 7-Eleven.
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
City Council unanimously adopted a plan to coordinate hunger relief by bringing together local partnerships.
City Council directed staff to draft an ordinance allowing hens in all single-family residential zones.
Stay informed before decisions are made — here’s what’s coming up at this week’s truck route workshops, City Council, and School Board meetings.
Agenda includes a new fire station, a food security initiative, and a proposal to expand residential zones allowing hens
City Council approves more than $3.6 million in contracts to modernize lab facilities, stabilize hillside terrain and install an ultra-low emissions flare system.
City to host November workshops to discuss updates to the city’s truck route required by new warehouse law.
Agenda includes a $3 million utilities lab renovation, floodplain management updates and support for Redlands’ Christmas Parade
Commissioners voted 5–1 Tuesday to urge the City Council to prohibit new distribution warehouse and logistics development while allowing existing facilities to remain in operation.
Commissioners will continue discussions Tuesday on whether to prohibit new warehouse and logistics centers citywide while allowing existing facilities to remain in operation.
Agenda includes a potential warehouse ban, new housing proposals and updates to Accessory Dwelling Unit standards.
The city will partner with Larry Jacinto Farming, Inc. to manage 200 acres of historic groves, preserving both local heritage and agricultural health.
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