The Redlands Chamber of Commerce saluted the Redlands firefighter and police officer of the year at its virtual Installation and Awards Dinner Thursday night. However, the annual traditional selection of man and woman of the year award remains on hold because of the pandemic.
Many in Redlands are thinking about New Year's resolutions (as they happily say farewell to 2020). It has been a year like no other—with businesses going virtual and pivoting (with my favorite downtown salon offering half off services during the pandemic), Riverside and San Bernardino counti…
Redlands Community News begins delivery this week of SmartSource Magazine, which features money-saving coupons from national retailers.
After a decade of operation in Redlands, Riverside and Claremont, Augie’s Coffee is closing permanently.
In March, the Ayres Hotel’s occupancy was slashed by the pandemic and stay-at-home orders, but the hotel soon became a haven for traveling health care workers.
Despite the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, the national economy has made significant positive steps forward since the months of April and May, according to the executive summary of a report released Monday by the Southern California Association Governments (SCAG). The SCAG region has followed…
December is the time for many holiday traditions, many of which involve gift giving. These past months have been hard for many Redlanders, including small business owners. Readers can support locally owned businesses by shopping for holiday gifts at neighborhood stores. The following are sma…
SAN BERNARDINO — The San Diego postal district of the U.S. Postal Service has immediate job openings for:
A Redlands company that distributes food services and janitorial products has been purchased, the IE Business Daily reports.
Redlands sales tax revenue declined by nearly one-third in the first quarter of 2020 compared to the first quarter of 2019, according to a report prepared for the city by HdL Companies release during the summer.
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The Redlands Chamber of Commerce will host a legislative forum from noon to 1 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 16.
Redlands unemployment rate fell from 10% in July to 8.3% in August. According to California’s Economic Development Department (EDD).
Spectra Premium is closing all operations and laying off all of its 63 employees at the Redlands Distribution Center at 2220 Almond Ave.
The value of Redlands properties increased 5.3 percent to more than $10.2 billion last year, according to the annual Property Assessment Roll signed by San Bernardino County Assessor-Recorder-Clerk Bob Dutton earlier this month.
Local favorite Augie’s Coffee has laid off all employees and closed all retail operations due to COVID-19, but employees say the pandemic is a guise.
Due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases regionally, Redlands, in consultation with its downtown restaurant partners, is postponing plans to block parking on East State Street for dining for at least two weeks. The events had been planned to begin on Thursday, July 2.
The Redlands Planning Commission adopted a modified uniform sign program for the Redlands Packinghouse District’s second phase.
The Redlands City Council voted unanimously to adopt a resolution that would close limited portions of State Street for restaurants to have expanded seating for dining.
After spending three months closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, San Manuel Casino reopened to the general public on Monday, June 15, with numerous precautionary health measures in place including a greatly reduced capacity.
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians will partner with Loma Linda University Health to reopen its casino in the Highland area.
Thomas Horan, dean of the University of Redlands School of Business, will present “Leadership in Turbulent Times,” a webinar that examines how the principles of purposeful leadership apply within a crisis environment, such as the current COVID-19 global pandemic.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Co. has informed the city of Redlands that it has laid off four employees in its Redlands outlet.
The national average price of gasoline is up for the third straight week, but it is still 99 cents a gallon lower than this time last year, according to the Gas Buddy website. This trajectory is predicted to continue as most states open and demand for gas rebounds.
Southern California faces “severe and long-lasting” economic impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, with Great Depression-level unemployment, supply chain interruptions and significant drops in taxable sales, according to an analysis from the nation’s largest metropolitan planning organization.
The national average price is up for the third straight week, but it is still 99 cents a gallon lower than this time last year, according to the Gas Buddy website. This trajectory is predicted to continue as most states open and demand for gas rebounds.
SACRAMENTO — Rather than support a way forward that would allow Californians to work and build livelihoods that best fit their individual situations, especially during a challenging economic time for millions due to COVID-19, Senate Democrats signaled this week that they continue to pursue a…
After years of trending solidly upward, business activity in the Inland Empire was knocked off its growth rails in the first quarter, an unsurprising result of the worldwide halt in economic activity due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The TJX Companies have announced 178 furloughs in Redlands because of the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown.
The city of Redlands is partnering with local businesses and the Chamber of Commerce in Shop It Forward, a local campaign encouraging Redlands residents to do their Christmas shopping now, buying gifts and services online from local businesses, paying now for pickup or delivery in December.
U.S. Rep. Pete Aguilar will host a telephone town hall for San Bernardino County small businesses from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. today.
Local businesses usually have tight budgets, with little “wiggle room”, so undeniably need patronage during this shutdown. To help our readers continue to be supportive, all the businesses profiled in this paper the past year were contacted by phone or email to find out which are “open” for …
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Hundreds of Redlands workers and residents are suffering the economic impacts generated by COVID-19 through furloughs by local companies and the unemployment forecast is not hopeful.
Hundreds of Redlands workers and residents are suffering the economic impacts generated by COVID-19 through different furloughs at local companies and the unemployment forecast is not hopeful.
Two local high school students have been named 2020 Youth of the Year Ambassadors for Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside.
At the Maupin Financial Advisors office in Redlands they are reassuring their clients during this time of financial insecurity with the motto: “I am a long-term investor in a short-term world.”
While many Redlands businesses have been forced to close, the Ayres Hotel's doors are open for people who need a place to stay.
The State of the Community Luncheon will be at noon Friday, June 12, at the Orton Center of the University of Redlands. Seating for this event is limited and always meets the room capacity, so be sure to register early! Invitations will be mailed to chamber members in late-April.
The Redlands Forum, sponsored by Esri and the University of Redlands Town & Gown, will present a panel on the history of the chamber and its mission today at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday March 11, at Esri.
The annual Beautification & Redlands Heroes Awards nomination forms are now available at cityofredlands.org/awards.
Jose Manzo, owner of Mission Steel Fabrication, has more than 20 years of experience in structural and custom metal fabrication, working for many of those years for a company in Santa Fe, New Mexico. When that business was sold, he partnered with a company in Ontario.
Ruth Chafin is an interior designer with a twist. She also is a California state-licensed contractor.
Locally produced olive oil from locally grown olives — that’s what you get from Lot22 Olive Oil Co., owned by Zach and Andrea Thorp.
“Of all the inventions mankind has come up with, inventions that changed the way we can do things, bikes are in the top 15.”
Redlands Unified isn’t the only school system in Redlands. The city also has a robust educational system in Redlands Christian Schools.
After 15 years in the making, Walmart has announced to the city of Redlands the decision not to proceed with a proposed 256,614-square-foot supercenter on the land at San Bernardino Avenue and Tennessee Street, the multinational retail corporation confirmed to the Redlands Community News.
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians has awarded a grant of $1 million to Indian Country Today and will be the founding partner for a national news broadcast for and about American Indian and Alaska Native issues.
Recipients of trophies and annual awards from Redlands High School may never know their names were engraved by Renie DeHoog, who has owned and operated All-Star Engraving in Redlands for the past 23 years. Attracted to the process of engraving, she purchased a business that had been operatin…
