Redlands News: December 20, 2024
Mayor rotation rejected, $5.3M encampment grant accepted, CLB basketball opener, Plus where to ring in the new year in Redlands
Redlands Police Department conducts extensive search with K9 units, lifting lockdown after finding no evidence of reported weapon on campus
The bill targets synthetic food dyes linked to hyperactivity and neurobehavioral problems in children.
Funds would address extensive building repairs, facility additions, and modernization efforts.
Redlands Unified Superintendent Cabral shares latest plans to improve student safety on campus
Rudy Wilson to oversee district-wide compliance efforts and help improve student safety following Department of Justice investigation.
The pass allows anyone with a valid student ID to travel anywhere on the Metrolink system for free, including Redlands.
State-funded initiative provides free breakfast and lunch at multiple locations throughout Redlands, including the public library
The stipulated judgment is a result of a civil rights investigation that revealed the District's failure to adequately handle sexual harassment complaints.
Superintendent Cabral outlines progress in letter to families and community members
The School Board discusses ways to improve parental involvement.
Redlands Unified employs two school resource officers at local high schools
27th Annual Charlotte S. Huck Children's Literature Festival brings renowned authors to Redlands
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