Every 10 years, the U.S. Census embarks on the monumental task of counting every person living in the United States.

Brief showers are expected in late July at the Redlands Bowl.

This spring brought plentiful rain to Redlands’ orange groves, resulting in a small citrus “superbloom.”

On Saturday, June 15, dozens of Redlands residents participated on the second annual Juneteenth Celebration, learning about the nation’s history while honoring the city’s diversity.

Monte and Nelda Stuck pose with the Redlands Community News and their daughter, Holly Porter, who graduated from Washington International School, which teaches the students in French or Spanish. There were 57 in Porter’s graduating class representing 33 countries. She is a 1984 Redlands High…

Redlands’ Emerald Necklace concept is a quarter century old, and several “gems” have been acquired, developed, and protected.  A zone of agricultural and natural open spaces and parks that encompasses most of the city, the Emerald Necklace Trail and Scenic Route is dotted with the gems which…

Groundwater levels near our spreading basins are reaching record levels, thanks to recurring winter and spring storms and the use of surplus imported water to help fill our recharge basins.

With the goal to raise awareness about Redlands attractions to residents and tourists alike, About Redlands Network recently opened the first-ever Redlands Visitor Center and Local Concierge downtown.

By 6 a.m. Saturday morning, kids and their parents were already lakeside under EZ Ups, sitting on camping chairs with their lines cast out into the water, baited and waiting for a bite from the 1,600 pounds of catfish provided by the California Fish and Wildlife Service at the fifth annual f…

LGBTQ+ Pride will be the theme of the morning service at Trinity Episcopal Church service starting at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, June 30.

The Redlands Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been working with Holly Christenson, founder of the Yarn Project, a 501(c)3 nonprofit based in Palmer, Alaska, making wigs and beanies.

The view from Catalina

Trucks are normally big, noisy things. But the beginning of the Redlands Rotary Club’s Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday morning was deemed “No Noise Ninety Minutes” in consideration for all the young children or noise-sensitive attendees.

I always love to hear and read about couples who have discovered love and romance in later life because such blissful unions bless our world with storybook wonder.

The prestigious P.E.O. STAR Scholarship, for 2018-19, was presented to Demiana Ibrahim, a senior at Redlands High School.

The Unforgettables, a foundation created 20 years ago to help pay funeral expenses for children of low-income families, has been honored as the 23rd Senate District Nonprofit of the Year.

On a gorgeous Friday morning, what would be better than tai chi and coffee? That is what I was lucky enough to be invited to join last week.

Cristina Puraci, president of the Redlands Unified School District board, is the fifth candidate to enter the race to succeed state Sen. Mike Morrell and represent the 23rd District.

Well, it's happened again. Another school year has come and gone and all those freed students are face to face with several weeks of free time. Redlands Conservancy can help stave off boredom with its many opportunities for unfettered young people and their adults to pitch in and help take c…

Nathan Parker graduated from Citrus Valley on Friday, June 7, part of the fourth generation in his family to graduate from Redlands schools at the Redlands Bowl.

Two students who participated in Redlands’ sister cities exchange program with Hino, Japan, gave updates to the City Council on their trip.

Emerson & Farrar Jewelry is closing on Sunday, June 16, but just for a while.