Redlands Mail Processing Plant is Spared

Closing the San Bernardino Processing and Distribution Center in Redlands would not be beneficial, US Postal Service officials said.

Wal-Mart 'Bad Thing For Redlands' Residents Say

Residents learn more about Wal-Mart's business practices from PBS documentary screened Sunday at a Redlands church.

Love, Art and Big Air Help LL University Children's Hospital

An art show designed to create awareness for organ and tissue donation will be held on Valentine's Day. The event will feature a silent auction.

Plenty of Ways to Lower Insurance Rates

Our new auto columnist outlines some tips to save money on insuring your car.

Loma Linda University Medical Center Eye Surgeon Taps YouTube

LLUMC eye surgeon is using the web to teach innovative techniques in surgery.

Procedure to Fix Pediatric Heart Condition without Major Surgery Introduced at Loma Linda

Pediatric cardiologists recently implanted Melody Valves on three pediatric patients with narrowed valves in their hearts.

Loma Linda Develops Reliable Treatment for Common Sports Injury

Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness is tough to treat, but a unique infrared imaging has proven to give solid data on the extent of an injury.

Got Food? We Do!

Looking for local places to eat? Here are my picks for the top 10 non-chain local restaurants (plus one chain that doesn't act like one).

Redlands Kmart On Chopping Block?

Sears, Kmart announced the closure of more than 100 stores, but the final list has not been made public yet. Will the popular Redlands Kmart make the cut?

Telecommunications to Help Pregnant Women Get Treatment

Loma Linda University Medical Center received a $24,000 grant from Verizon for a telemedicine pilot program linking patients and doctors in more rural areas with specialists via telemedicine.

Toy Run Brings Joy to Loma Linda's Children

Santa Claus was generous bringing in more than 1,000 toys to the young patients at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital. And the medical center gets recognition from Aetna Institute of Quality

Plans for Unpopular Parking Structure Continued

Developers have gotten an extension to develop plans for a parking structure near Loma Linda University Medical Center. The project is unpopular with residents in the area.

Loma Linda's McDonald's Fight Goes National

The New York Times published a story about the City Council's recent decision on a shopping center that may bring the fast food restaurant into the city, and it's generating debate from around the world.

Chyna Invades Redlands

The former professional wrestler turned adult film actress paid a visit to Redlands to perform, much to the delight of wrestling fans.

Loma Linda No Place for Big Business?

Despite repeated attempts to bring in more business, many decline to give Loma Linda much of a chance because of demographics.

Loma Linda Dentistry Program to Offer Associate of Science Degree

Loma Linda University School of Dentistry’s launched the program on Nov. 28 in Palm Desert.

Loma Linda's Hospitals Prepares for Fiestas and Surfers

LLUMC will present their annual Community Fiesta and several professional surfers and mixed martial arts athletes will participate in the reopening of a unit in the childrens hospital.

Tips on What To Do With Holiday Meal Leftovers

Here are a few ideas on how to cook up the remaining turkey, ham, stuffing, cranberry sauce and the bag of tortilla chips.

Thousands Pack Redlands Target to Start Black Friday

A long line of people made their way into Target at Citrus Plaza, many with one thing on their list: TVs.

Shoppers Across the IE Prepare for Shop Local Day

Small Business Saturday encourages people to spend money in locally owned stores.

Shoppers Brave Elements for Big Deals

People have been lined up outside the San Bernardino Best Buy since Saturday for the chance to get steep discounts.

Biological Contaminant at Loma Linda Hospital? Nope, Just a Drill

A drill in which LLUMC staff deal with a biological contaminant in the drinking water supply is deemed a success by hospital officials.

Loma Linda University Hospital Gives Back to the Community

Loma Linda University Medical Center will present the fourth annual ThankSharing, a free event that will be highlighted by music and the spirit of sharing.

New Features to Help Healing on Hospital Campuses

A new water feature is dedicated at the East Campus, while children will have a new portable fun station to play with.

Loma Linda University's Annual Health Fair Draws Hundreds

The annual health fair offered flu shots anyone age 3 and over services that included blood pressure, dental, vision, hearing and glucose screening.

Family Health Care to Offer Free Medical Services

Loma Linda University Medical Center will host its annual Family Health Fair at the Drayson Center.

Videos Capture Nature's Wrath and Teach Us About Preparedness

Videos captured during nature's wrath can help us evaluate the emotional toll.

Local Economic Development Office Observes Anniversary

Office of Business Development has reached its one-year anniversary.

Loma Linda's Behavioral Medicine Center Celebrates 20 Years

A ceremony will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Behavioral Medicine Center Gymnasium.

LLUMC Looks to Water to Help Healing Process

A local pond builder, and a program sponsored by professional pond builders from across the country, will bring a new water feature to the medical center's east campus.

Bryn Mawr's Historic Office to Cease Operations

The community of Bryn Mawr, within Loma Linda, will lose it post office after 116 years of service.

Bryn Mawr Post Office To Be Closed

The historic location will have its operations consolidated with the Loma Linda branch that opened in the past year.

Illness that Claimed Steve Jobs Kills Thousands

Experts estimated there would be more than 40,000 cases of pancreatic cancer this year alone.

Chamber Helps Launch Loma Linda Homes for Heroes Branch

Homes for Heroes partners with real estate service providers to offer substantial rebates and discounts to those who serve our country, cities and towns.

Caltrans Warns of Emergency Closure of I-10 Lanes on Thursday

Officials warn at least two lanes will be closed through Redlands. There could be heavy traffic.

Top Challenged Books of Past 10 Years

The American Library Association compiles a list every year of books that get the most complaints from parents and other groups.

Banned Book? All the More Reason to Read It

Loma Linda Library observes Banned Book Week which promotes the freedom to read all materials.

Inland Empire Gas Prices Finally Drop

Prices in Loma Linda, Redlands, Colton and San Bernardino moved down by a couple of pennies over the past week.

Redlands/Loma Linda Spared from Grocery Strike

Loma Linda and Redlands residents will not have to worry about crossing pickets lines at the Vons and Albertsons stores.

AT&T Outage Affects Thousand of Local Customers

As many as 1,000 cell towers went down affecting mostly Los Angeles customers.