Redlands News: November 15, 2024
Tennessee Street warehouse heads to City Council, Local teacher seeks votes to win $40k in library remodel, and Redlands student-athletes sign
Preliminary results for local races, state and county ballot measures, and state-wide election results.
73-year-old conductor reflects on global career, from touring with Leonard Bernstein to leading Redlands orchestra
The Planning Commission, Traffic and Parking Commission, Library Board, Cultural Arts Commission and Historic and Scenic Preservation Commission are seeking applicants.
Esri's Jack Dangermond shares insights on geographic thinking and technology's role in addressing complex problems
Helicopter crews work 8-hour shifts, dropping thousands of gallons per flight to slow the fire's advance
9% annual increases approved for three years; officials acknowledge financial strain on families but point to necessary upgrades and state requirements
Redlands’ local GHG emissions have increased since the Redlands' 2017 Climate Action Plan, with the highest rise from transportation emissions.
The San Bernardino Board of Supervisors urges emergency measures to stabilize the property insurance market as major carriers exit California
Residents will see gradual increases over the next two years; City cites infrastructure needs and regulatory compliance as key factors.
San Bernardino County was labeled the worst in the nation for ozone pollution in the American Lung Association 2024 report. Here's a closer look at how Redlands compares to nearby cities.
City manager credits intensive efforts by the city and local organizations to address the issue
Public review and comment on the environmental reports ends April 29 at 5:30pm. How to comment below.
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