From a small church stage to a thriving community theater, Scott has spent more than three decades bringing musicals and dramas to life, inspiring thousands with his faith-driven storytelling.
It's been 6 months since City Council acted to protect residents who receive renovation-based eviction notices. Read what happened next and what more is being done to improve protections for renters.
Why this group is often undercounted and a look at the network of community members working to identify, support, and house children and youth in need.
As concerns grow over air pollution, traffic and the unfair cost of sprawling distribution centers, Redlands and other Inland Empire communities are pushing back on new warehouse developments.
Exploring local policies, federal funding opportunities, and the broad range of benefits to a more direct approach to local greenhouse gas emission reduction.
As State and Federal governments take more drastic measures to mitigate climate change, a look at the City of Redlands' plan to lower greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.
This week’s newsletter explores the City’s housing plan, which confirms the dire need for affordable housing. Plus how development has not kept up with demand and why that might soon change.
