Who's More Organized For the Coming Election, Liberals or Conservatives?

The two sides have put out their calls for volunteers and Redlanders and Loma Lindans are responding.

Postal Service Sees Drop in Mailed Tax Returns

The San Bernardino area processing center in Redlands will be open until 10 p.m. to help deal with last-minute filers.

Rep. Gary Miller Raised Less than Democratic Rival

Miller made slightly less but still has money left from his years in Congress.

Young Republicans Judge Political Pitches

About 25 members of the recently formed Inland Valley Young Republicans listened to more than a dozen political candidates on Thursday night during a Candidate Endorsement forum.

Shrinking Staff Means Fewer Meetings for Loma Linda

The panel votes to reduce its monthly meetings from two to one, in part due to staff cuts.

RECORDED LIVE: Redlands Police Announce Arrests in Heroin Ring

Redlands Police Department holds a joint press conference with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the DEA and San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department announcing the bust of a drug trafficking ring.

Conservative Candidates Court the Young Vote

More than a dozen Republican and conservative candidates are lined up for a chance to speak to members of the newly formed Inland Valley Young Republicans.

Tax Reform is Key to Recovery, Candidate Tells Locals

By Dan Hughes, US Senate Candidate

Candidates List Reasons They Should be Elected

Who are you going to vote for? Four candidates laid out their plans for the future on Thursday in front of more than 200 Tea Partiers.

Path to High Office Runs Through Redlands Tea Party

Several Republicans find the way to reach their base is through the Redlands Tea Party Patriots, which serves Redlands and Loma Linda.

Judge Ends Derry Ballot Designation Squabble

A judge has ruled that San Bernardino County Supervisor Neil Derry, who represents Redlands and Loma Linda, cannot list himself as a businessman on the June election ballot.

Loma Linda McDonald's Opponents' Fight Backed by County Health Survey

A national survey ranked San Bernardino County 41st overall out of the 58 counties in the state, with the county scoring especially low in the physical environment -- which included the amount of fast food available.

14 Tax Tips You Really Need to Know About

What you should know before April 17—including this year's new filing deadline date.

Cancelled Election Highlights Divide Between Loma Linda Residents, Council

Several got the news that their city's election was canceled during an interview with a reporter.

Cronyism, Decrease in Services, Alleged in Redlands

Bob Platt, an IT specialist placed on administrative leave with pay, gave about 20 people a preview of what he plans to tell the city council Tuesday.

Coalition Pushes for Immigrants to Naturalize and Vote

The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles is calling on millions of immigrants, across all counties in the state, to become naturalized citizens so they may vote in November's elections.

Is Loma Linda in Decline?

It appears as if it is following a number of challenges that include the loss of millions in redevelopment funds and the forced cancellation of its election. TAKE OUR POLL.

Loma Linda Researcher Studies Soy, Hot Flashes

By PR Newswire

Reader Poll: Did Rep Bobby Rush Go Too Far in his Protest Over the Trayvon Case?

Illinois Rep. Bobby Rush was asked to leave the house chamber for wearing a hoodie during a speech.

Walmart Will Hurt Community, Opponents Say

More residents speak out against and in favor of a proposed Super Walmart during a Redlands Planning Commission meeting.

First Time in City History, Election is Canceled

Loma Linda has canceled its election because not enough candidates filed to run. It is the first time in the city's 42-year history the city has not held an election.

Occupy Confronts Redlands Council About 'Hypocrisy'

The group accuses the council of agendizing issues with national implication while refusing to hear an Occupy formed resolution denouncing Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

Teach-In Asks What Led to Economic Mess

Occupy Redlands is scheduled to host a Teach-In titled, A Walk on the Wild Side - Neo-liberalism Unbound. Speaker University of Redlands professor Dorene Isenberg looks at what led to the recession.

City/Association Move to Take Historical Building

Redlands has agreed to try and buy a historic post office building from the federal government.

Council Members Face Occupy Resolution Again

The group discussed the issue with Redlands Mayor Pete Aguilar and Mayor Pro-tem Paul Foster during the most recent Coffee with the Council event. Plus, candidates pick up endorsements.

Council to Discuss Sale of Redlands Historic Post Office

The US Postal Service recently announced its intention to sell the historic facility on Brookside Avenue.

How Does Redlands Relate to Sustainability?

More than 80 people attended a workshop hosted by the Redlands Sustainability Network to answer the question of sustainability.

A Consumer Culture? Or - The Sustainable Society?

Some are working to create options for the future in Redlands.

Loma Linda Elections Could Face Cancellation

The city has the right to cancel an election if they do not get enough candidates.

Walmart Opponents and Supporters Get Their Say

More than 80 people spoke out about a proposed shopping center that would include a Walmart Supercenter Wednesday night during a Public Hearing held by the Redlands Planning Commission.

Cuts Force Loma Linda to Shutter Part of City Hall

Two full-time staffers will be cut and the city hall's east wing will be closed in response to the loss of redevelopment funds.

Proposed Walmart Subject of Planning Meeting

The Redlands Planning Commission will have a special meeting about the project Wednesday night to gather input from residents.

James Ramos Will Meet District 3 Constituents

His campaign has scheduled a meet-and-greet is scheduled for March 20 in Grand Terrace.

Field for Congressional Race Shrinks

Several candidates either missed the deadline or chose not to continue in the race for the 31st Congressional seat.

Loma Linda's Stan Brauer to Leave Council

The city announced today that long-time Loma Linda City Councilman Stan Brauer will not seek re-election.

Rep. Baca Sponsors Legislation To Create Affordable Housing

The bill would allow non-profits and community development corporations to access state small business credit initiative funds for affordable housing projects.

Redlands Delays Historic Designation Of Old Stagecoach Route

City council votes to wait 60 days before deciding on the Historic Preservation Society’s recommendation to designate the scenic area as protected.

Group To Submit Signatures For Establishing Part-Time Board Of Supervisors

The bipartisan Coalition To Reform County Government will file signatures Wednesday for a ballot amendment looking to pass the “Part-Time Pay for Part-Time Work” initiative.

A Call from the 99 Percent and Approval from a Christian Coalition

A political notebook.

More People Weigh In on Limbaugh Apology

A well-known attorney with a local connection tells Limbaugh his apology is meaningless.