Man Accused of Grand Theft Auto and Impersonating a Loma Linda Resident

Joseph Fagin, 32, of San Bernardino, was arrested just before 5 a.m. Tuesday at Cedar Avenue and Interstate 10, according to the sheriff's department.

San Bernardino County's Fallen Peace Officers Honored in D.A.'s Video

The Annual Peace Officer Memorial ceremony was May 31, 2012, at the San Bernardino Police station.

Redlands311 Smartphone App Connects City + Residents: Gets Statewide Award

The app allows residents to use smartphones to report graffiti, potholes, abandoned shopping carts and potential public safety issues direct to city staff, allowing faster response from appropriate city departments.

Assembly Candidate Russ Warner Criticizes Incumbent Mike Morrell

Warner and Morrell are facing off in the 40th District that includes Redlands, Loma Linda, Highland, San Bernardino, Lytle Creek and Rancho Cucamonga.

Esri of Redlands Touts Support of Global USAID Crowdsourcing Initiative

The Redlands-based geographic information systems company is supporting USAID's 'first-ever crowdsourcing initiative to make international development data accessible and transparent,' Esri announced Tuesday.

Derry and Ramos Trade Blows Over Campaign Mailers in Third District Race

In mailers received by voters Friday and Saturday in the Redlands area, incumbent Neil Derry touts his endorsement by retired District Attorney Dennis Stout, while challenger James Ramos calls Derry 'a key link in the county's chain of corruption.'

Some Seek Ban of Anonymous Online Comments

The New York State Assembly has identical bills that would 'amend the civil rights law' in order to protect 'a person's right to know who is behind an anonymous internet posting,' Time Techland reports.

Third District Challenger James Ramos Emphasizes Positive Change for County

Ramos, former tribal chairman of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, is running against incumbent Supervisor Neil Derry and fellow challenger Jim Bagley, former councilman and mayor of Twentynine Palms.

Fontana Marine: Memorial Day Keynote Speaker at Riverside National Cemetery

Former U.S. Marine Octavio Sanchez will speak about his combat experience on Monday May 28. During Operation Iraqi Freedom he was wounded by an IED, burned over 60 percent of his body, and lost his right hand, cemetery officials said.

Third District Challenger Jim Bagley Touts Experience, Welcomes Forums

Jim Bagley, former councilman and mayor of Twentynine Palms, is running against incumbent Supervisor Neil Derry and fellow challenger James Ramos, former tribal chairman of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.

2012 Redlands Economic Development Action Plan Adopted by City Council

The council voted 4-0 to adopt the plan presented and discussed by T. Michael Lengyel, the city's economic development manager. Councilmember Jon Harrison recused himself to avoid any appearance of conflict.

VIDEO: Redlands Coalition Discusses Opposition to Proposed Super Walmart

Members of the group met Monday evening at Redlands United Church of Christ, 168 Bellevue Ave.

Joshua Tree National Park Plans Annular Solar Eclipse Activities Sunday May 20

Before sunset, the Earth's moon will pass in front of the sun, casting a giant shadow across the land, according to scientists. Joshua Tree National Park rangers plan to a special solar eclipse program.

Loma Linda Council Votes 4-1 on $14.7M Affordable Senior Housing Proposal

The city council took the next step in a proposed disposition and development/affordable housing agreement with the Corporation for Better Housing and a limited partnership called '10846 Poplar Street L..P.'

Morrell Says Partisanship Killed His Resolution Honoring Boy Scouts' 102nd Anniversary

Assembly Concurrent Resolution 94, recognizing the history of the Boy Scouts, their accomplishments, and contributions, was authored by Assemblyman Mike Morrell, R-Rancho Cucamonga.

4-Hour Employment Boot Camp is Free: 12 Noon-4p Wednesday in Redlands

The workshop is being offered May 9 at A.K. Smiley Public Library at 125 W. Vine St. No registration is required.

Derry Secures Funding to Replace Stolen Swords for Shakespeare Festival

The theft was in early December from a private residence in Redlands where the items were being stored, a festival official said.

Scoping Period for Redlands Passenger Rail Project Ends May 12: SANBAG

The 30-day scoping period for the project began April 10, 2012 and it ends May 12, 2012. The San Bernardino Associated Governments plan to prepare a draft EIR and request input on the environmental analysis to be performed.

City of Redlands Honors Volunteer Planning Intern Benjamin Matlock

Matlock began volunteering with the city in June 2011, immediately after he completed his undergraduate degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Cal Poly San Louis Obispo, according to the the city's Volunteer Resources Coordinator.

Redlands + Loma Linda Motorists: NB 215 Closure Lifted Ahead of Schedule

Re-opening of the northbound Interstate 215 in San Bernardino was announced by SANBAG Sunday afternoon.

Redlands + Loma Linda Motorists Advised: NB 215 Closed All Weekend

Local officials call it the 'Big Shift.' The closure this weekend on northbound Interstate 215 in San Bernardino is from 11 p.m. Friday May 4 to 6 a.m. Monday May 7.

Feinstein Endorses Redlands Mayor Aguilar for Congress in 31st District

Other candidates in the race for the 31st District include Rep. Gary Miller, R-Diamond Bar, and State Sen. Bob Dutton, R-Rancho Cucamonga.

Suspect Who Caused Scare at LLUMC Booked for Making False Bomb Threat

Sheriff's officials said the man told an ER triage nurse he had a bomb Thursday morning at Loma Linda University Medical Center. He was identified Friday as Nick Huerta, 44, of San Bernardino.

City of Redlands Honors Volunteer + 'Dog Whisperer' Cyndy Dunham

Dunham was named a 'star volunteer' for her efforts at the Redlands Animal Shelter and her pet-of-the-week adoption program.

Report on 'Possible Historic and Scenic Designation' for Crystal Springs Ok'd

Some people spoke Tuesday night against allowing development on the private property below Panorama Point. The owners "strongly object" to designation of the property as a historic resource, according to an attorney representing them.

Resolution on Corporate Constitutional Rights Passed 3-2 by Redlands Council

Mayor Pete Aguilar, Councilmember Bob Gardner and Councilmember John Harrison voted to adopt the resolution. Mayor Pro Tem Paul Foster and Councilmember Jerry Bean voted against.

Crystal Springs Property Status Comes Before Redlands Council Tuesday Night

'The property owner has agreed to commission a civil engineer to prepare a plan in accordance with zoning and slope density regulations of the Redlands Municipal code,' according to a staff report.

Hot Rodeo 2012 May 4-5 in Banning: Last Year Bullriders Took a Beating

At the 2011 event, Sara Simunovich, 31, was already banged up from getting thrown off a bull the day before when she rode a bull estimated more than 10 times her 120-pound weight.

Redlands Council Asked to Approve Police K9 Drug Detection at Schools

The plan is similar to previous agreements between Redlands police and the Redlands school district the last three school years. In 2008, the district contracted with a private company.

Occupy Redlands Resolution Finally on Agenda

After five months of pushing, Occupy Redlands' resolution denouncing Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission has been placed on the Redlands City Council agenda.

Commissioners Pushed to Defend Position on Walmart

The Redlands Planning Commission voted in favor of plan for a proposed Walmart, but they were forced to defend their impartiality at the same time.

Should San Bernardino County Use E-Verify?

Supervisor Neil Derry is pushing for restaurants to use E-Verify when they hire employees. But what do you think?

Private Bathrooms for Public Use? No Say Businesses

Paying business for the use of their bathrooms during Market Night sounds nice, but it may not work, some businesses said.

Redlands Council Says No to Project with Mandated Security Camera

A private project, which could have become the first to be required to install city-operated surveillance equipment, does not have the support of the council.

Democrats Face Questions About Unemployment

The unemployment rate was one of the topics that dominated the conversation during a forum presented April 21.

Groups Get Message Out on Tax Day

Members of the Redlands Tea Party Patriots and Occupy Redlands take to the street while others rush to send in their taxes.

Neil Derry Saves Community Center

The third district supervisor, who serves Redlands and Loma Linda, helped secure funds that paid for the installation of a well that kept the Johnson Valley Community Center from closing.

Councilman: Requiring Camera on Private Property Goes Too Far

The city of Redlands is requiring a city police-operated camera be included in a new townhome project near the University of Redlands.

Restaurants, Businesses Offer Tax Day Specials

Many have offers that can garner people free or discounted food or drinks on their social media pages.

Tea Party Pounds the Pavement to Bring in the Votes

About 15 people spread out through Redlands to knock on doors and ask Republicans to vote and try to convince the undeclared, independents and Libertarians to join the conservative movement.