Caltrans Road Work Sked on Lugonia Ave and Mentone Boulevard This Week

The work is scheduled 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday July 16 and Tuesday July 17 in Redlands, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday July 18 and Thursday July 19 in Mentone, according to Caltrans.

Loma Linda University Health System Touts Recent Two-Day Conference

The conference was June 28 and June 29 in Loma Linda, said university spokeswoman Briana Pastorino.

More Than 27,000 Marijuana Plants Seized in Mountains Near Big Bear

Two grows were located Tuesday in the Bear Creek and Siberia Creek watersheds near Big Bear Lake, according to the Sheriff's Department.

Caltrans Road Work Sked on Lugonia Ave and Mentone Boulevard Next Week

The work is scheduled 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday in Redlands, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in Mentone, according to Caltrans.

'Possible Criminal Activity Within Departments of San Bernardino City Government'

The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department issued a brief statement just before 6 p.m. Thursday.

Economic Development a Theme at Redlands State of Community Luncheon

The event was presented by the Redlands Chamber of Commerce and First California Bank. Lunch reservations were $30 and there was room for people who did not want lunch to sit in the back.

Redlands Council: No Concern of San Bernardino Bankruptcy 'Domino Effect'

Councilmembers Bob Gardner and Jon Harrison joined Mayor Pete Aguilar in assuring State of the Community lunch guests that Redlands is on more 'solid financial footing' than the neighboring city of San Bernardino.

Space Available for Public at Redlands State of Community Lunch at U of R

Reservations for lunch are $30 per person, but there will be a limited number of seats at the rear, a Chamber of Commerce representative said.

Derry Touts Board of Supervisors Ok of Advisory Board for Animal Services

The Animal Services Commission will serve as an advisory board for San Bernardino County's animal care facilities, according to the Third District Supervisor's staff.

Inland Mexican Heritage to Screen 'Living on the Dime' Series Saturday

The documentaries examine old U.S. Highway 99, construction of Interstate 10 through Redlands in the 1950s, and how the San Gorgonio Pass area has evolved, according to organizers.

Loma Linda City Council Saying Goodbye to Longtime Member

A reception will be held in honor of Stan Brauer, who is leaving the Loma Linda City Council after 20 years.

Computer Virus Alert: FBI Has Fix for 'DNS Changer' Malware

The FBI warns that 277,000 computers worldwide could lose internet access unless users employ a fix to the "DNS changer" malware.

Jerry Bean Not Seeking Second Term on Redlands City Council

The Council member was elected to his first term in 2007.

State Senate to Vote on High-Speed Rail Bill Today

The Assembly voted Thursday to approve initial funding for the project.

AQMD Launches Online Tool to Report Bad Air

Residents can attach a photo or video to their complaint.

New Endorsement for Gary Miller

The Leading Builders of America have endorsed Gary Miller in his bid to win the 31st Congressional District in the fall.

Redlands City Hall Hours Changing

City Hall will once again be open on alternate Fridays.

Loma Linda University Health System Accepts Affordable Care Act, But Says It’s “Not Perfect”

In a statement, Loma Linda University Health System said that the Affordable Care Act helps address the needs of uninsured patients, and works to increase access to care.

State Budget Ballot Measure to Go to Voters

The proposed initiative would establish a two-year budget cycle and require performance goals at the state and local level, among other measures.

Rep. Jerry Lewis “Disappointed” By Supreme Court Ruling

The Congressman says he will work to repeal the Affordable Healthcare Act.

Volunteers Needed for Jumpin' June Food Truck and Brewfest in Redlands

The event is scheduled 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday June 30 in the municipal parking lot at Redlands Mall.

Esri of Redlands Touts Agreement with Argentina-Based Insurance Company

Sancor Insurance is a general insurance company serving customers in Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil.

Military Funeral Protest Announcement by Westboro Sparks Yucaipa Outrage

Whether representatives of the extremist group show up or not, the announcement of their intent to protest has ignited a firestorm of concer

Service for Yucaipa Soldier Killed in Combat Targeted by Extremist Church

Army Pfc. Nathan T. Davis was fatally injured June 9 in Tore Obeh, Afghanistan, when his vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb during combat operations, the Defense Department reported. His funeral is Friday in Yucaipa.

Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Recognizes 2 Redlands Brokers

Working as a team, Rick Lazar and Spencer Hull completed more than 200,000 square feet of office and industrial transactions last year in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, according to a Coldwell Banker Commercial spokesman.

Redlands Wine, Beer & Music Festival 'Will Keep June Jumpin on State Street'

The festival is scheduled 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. June 23 at Ed Hales Park at Fifth and State in downtown Redlands. Tickets are $20.

Walmart, Open Space, Budget Among Topics at Coffee with Redlands Council

About a dozen people, individuals and members of local community groups, attended the informal gathering at Innabi Mediterranean Grill & New York Deli.

$5.9M Funding Renewed for LLU Health Disparities + Molecular Medicine Center

The new funds will help support research of type 2 diabetes, breast cancer and prostate cancer among minority populations, a university spokesman said.

NAACP Hosts Juneteenth Celebration Saturday at Town Square Park, Murrieta

Juneteenth, also known as "Freedom Day" or "Emancipation Day," celebrates the day the end of slavery was announced in Texas, June 19, 1865.

University of Redlands Report: Job Numbers in California Grow Steadily

Job growth in the Inland Empire 'deepens with large scattered areas showing significant job growth,' according to the Institute for Spatial Economic Analysis study.

Bat Found at Elementary School Near Loma Linda Tests Positive for Rabies

The dead bat was found at Highgrove Elementary School, 690 Center Street in Riverside, south of Grand Terrace and southwest of Loma Linda, according to Riverside County Animal Services.

Yucaipa Man Among 6 Arrested in Feds' Crackdown on G3 Marijuana Stores

Brandon Anton Gustafson, 30, of Yucaipa, worked at an Ontario warehouse where marijuna was cultivated for three stores in Colton, Upland and Moreno Valley, according to federal investigators.

City of Redlands Offers Free Workshop: Basics of Setting Up a Business Plan

The free workshop is scheduled 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. June 27 in City Council Chambers, 35 Cajon St. Registration is required at http://inlandempire.score.org/localworkshops.

Amateur Radio Clubs Plan Field Day Demo for Disaster Prep in Loma Linda

The Amateur Radio Relay League annual Field Day is scheduled June 23 at Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Medical Center, 11201 Benton St. in Loma Linda.

Ham Radio Operators Monitor OC Wheelmen's 'Ride Around the Bear'

Members of the Orange County Wheelmen bicycle club started and finished their 28th Annual 'Ride Around the Bear' in Redlands.

Contentious Third District Race Goes to November Runoff: Ramos vs Derry

James Ramos took 46.92 percent of 42,410 votes counted in the Third District and incumbent Neil Derry took 32.84 percent, according to semi-official results released just before 2 a.m. June 6.

Work in Loma Linda Requires Closure of Lane on Anderson, Sidewalk on Taylor

There were plenty of signs warning motorists and pedestrains of the closures, but Loma Linda is a bustling health care community and there is always concern for traffic flow.

Esri of Redlands Announces Release of Updated Toxics Release Inventory App

The My Place History 2.0 app for iPhone and iPad can help users find specific releases reported withing three miles of where they live and work.

Metrolink Riders to Pay $20 More for Monthly Pass

The Board of Directors this week approved a 7 percent average system-wide fare hike.

VIDEO: L.A. Civil Rights Leader in San Bernardino to Confront 'Horrific' Killings

Eddie Jones Jr., president of the Los Angeles Civil Rights Association, arrived by Metrolink in San Bernardino.