The Health and Wellness Center at Crafton Hills College is making a positive impact on students’ lives this year, connecting more than 2,400 individuals with mental health support, wellness education, ...

Redlands Conservancy is pleased to host the Art in Clay Festival on May 2 and 3 at Historic Asistencia, the Conservancy’s headquarters at 26930 Barton Road in Redlands. The festival, presented by the ...

The Redlands City Council has approved a parking license agreement with Town Square Development Group, LLC, securing continued public access to a portion of the Redlands Mall parking lot at ...

Redlands Police arrested a 48-year-old Redlands man Wednesday, April 22, for possession of hundreds of images depicting Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Jason Michael Swantek was contacted as he ...

An affordable housing community designed to serve military veterans and individuals with special needs has opened in Redlands, expanding the region’s supply of permanent supportive housing and marking ...

Recently, the American Skin & Dermatology Standards Association (ASDSA), an independent non-profit international standards organization officially reviewed, legally registered and fully qualified in ...

This Earth Day, the Redlands community is again coming together for a full day of hands-on action, connection, and celebration. Residents of all ages are invited to roll up their sleeves in the ...

Redlands City Council has approved a resolution authorizing the city to proceed with weed abatement on roughly 130 properties identified as fire hazards, following inspections and a public hearing ...

After a collision, knowing the right steps to take can safeguard your recovery, your rights, and your path forward. When a car accident happens, the moments immediately afterward can feel overwhelming ...

The Redlands City Council has approved a series of land use entitlements clearing the way for construction of the proposed Redlands Marketplace, a 71,400-square-foot commercial shopping center planned ...

Miami, FL - As the United States pours billions into infrastructure modernization and green building initiatives, one of the industry’s biggest challenges remains largely invisible: verifying where ...