Unemployment Rate Decreases In Redlands-Loma Linda Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in San Bernardino County decreased recently.

Rialto awarded $1 million to launch electric bike share program

The statewide initiative provides funding for zero-emission shared mobility options to communities in California

San Bernardino Co. Likely To Miss Biden Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Redlands-Loma Linda area compares to California and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

The Post-Pandemic City: ‘All the rules are changing'

A shift toward working from home and a renewed emphasis on health and safety are impacting post-COVID SoCal

City Of Redlands: Applications Sought For Human Relations Commission

The City of Redlands invites individuals to apply for a position on the Human Relations Commission.

City Of Redlands: As Heat Wave Hits, Cooling Centers Will Be Open This Week

In response to a local heat advisory from the National Weather Service, the City of Redlands will offer Cooling Center hours for the pub ...

Redlands-Loma Linda Area Unemployment Not Changed: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; San Bernardino County's unemployment rate hasn't had a month-to-month...

City Of Redlands: Residents Invited To Apply For Position On Street Tree Committee

The City of Redlands invites residents to apply for an opening on the Street Tree Committee. The deadline for filing applications is Jun ...

City Of Redlands: Volunteers Joining With City For Day Of Service June 19

More than 1,000 volunteers are expected to turn out June 19 for the 12th Annual Community Day of Service, sponsored by the City of Redla ...

Rialto Council to consider hiring Marcus Fuller as City Manager

Assistant City Manager in Palm Springs since 2014, Fuller has more than 26 years of public sector experience.

The Digital Divide: How Redlands-Loma Linda Area Compares In Internet Usage

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

SCAG’s new president pledges broader collaboration

The agency’s leadership role has never been more important than it is today, Lorimore says.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in San Bernardino County.

Meet Marlena Sessions, County’s new Workforce Director

One of the most respected workforce development professionals in the United States will head SB County's WDB

City of Rialto, United Sikh Mission distribute free food

Volunteers from the City and its police and fire departments loaded up more than 500 carloads of free food to local families

Ontario files public records request on COVID-19 cases

City wants information on where cases are occurring

SBCTA urged to oppose new construction agency

SBCTA is mandated by law to handle and oversee cooperative regional planning and further an efficient multimodal transportation countywide

Statement from SBCTA President regarding Gold Line expansion

Darcy McNaboe: Holden plan to create a new construction authority ignores more reasonable, cost-effective options to connect to ONT

Redlands Disaster Council To Hold Quarterly Meeting Jan. 27

The next quarterly meeting of the City of Redlands Disaster Council will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Monday, Jan. 27.

What The ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Myth Is Hiding: Many Struggle With Poverty (Opinion)

GUEST COMMENTARY: Ramakrishnan is a political science and public policy professor at UC Riverside. Jones is the CEO of PRRI.

CA Weighs Controversial Rule To Tackle Truck Tailpipe Pollution

Much of Southern CA, San Bernardino included, consistently struggles with smog and particle pollution. And low-income families suffer most.

Public Meeting Tomorrow Re Long-Range Housing & Transport Vision

Riverside meeting will review Connect SoCal, a 25-year ‘visioning’ plan for the region’s economic, environmental and public health goals

Redlands Might Start Charging Nonresidents For Emergency Services

The Redlands City Council has approved an ordinance under which non-residents could be charged for receiving emergency medical services.

Another CA Republican Defection: Former Party Leader Bails On GOP

San Bernardino assemblyman Chad Mayes is the latest CA politician to abandon the Republican Party in what’s become a trend among moderates.

Drug Ring Connected To Redlands Smuggled Cocaine, Ecstasy: FBI

The FBI says the group trafficked hundreds of pounds of cocaine, ecstasy and other narcotics from Mexico to Canada via Southland locations.

What Gov. Newsom’s Apology For Native American Genocide Signifies

GUEST COMMENTARY: Assemblyman James C. Ramos is a Democratic who represents Assembly District 40 in San Bernardino County.

California Wins Court Case re 2020 Census Citizenship Question

Judge blocks Trump Admin from adding question; holds question is unlawful, unconstitutional

Loma Linda Man Receives Gubernatorial Appointment

​David A. Kilgore Jr., 40, of Loma Linda, has been appointed director of the California Department of Child Support Services.

2 Dead In Fort Irwin Helicopter Crash

Two people reportedly died Saturday when a helicopter crashed at the California military base.

Nestlé Told It Doesn't Have Permits To Bottle CA Water

The state government informed food and drink company, Nestlé, that it may have to stop bottling water from San Bernardino National Forest.

Redlands Announces 'Walking with the Council' Event

Mayor Pro Tem Paul Barich and Council Member Eddie Tejeda will walk and talk with participants on the Orange Blossom Trail on July 8.

Redlands Coffee With The Council Continues On June 10

Coffee With the Council is part of the City’s effort to increase interaction with residents. Pat Gilbreath and Eddie Tejeda will be there.

Redlands Considers $78K Grant for Homeless Rehabilitation Program

The program is designed to match participants with housing and other services with the goal to move them toward self-sufficiency.

Free Training Available for Businesses Licensed to Sell Alcohol

The Police Department will sponsor a free training for Redlands businesses licensed to sell alcohol on May 25.

Redlands Disaster Council Holds Quarterly Meeting

The meeting is open to the public.

Catch Up On The Latest Redlands Happenings at 'Meet the Manager' Event

Residents and business owners are invited to the event with City Manager N. Enrique Martinez.

Redlands Residents Invited To Apply For City Commissions Positions

There are openings on the Planning, Cultural Arts and Historic and Scenic Preservation commissions and the Library Board of Trustees.

Redlands Continues Interstate Beautification Project

Traffic delays are expected during the tree relocation with the Interstate 10 Gateway Landscape Beautification Project, beginning Nov. 29.

Readers Weigh In: Should Apple Unlock Terrorist's Cell Phone?

Citing government overreach, Apple is 'publicly repudiating' an FBI order to help unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.

Lawmaker's Bill to Curb Disability Rights Lawsuits Clears Committee

Often criticized as “shakedown lawsuits,” disabled people sue a small business whether or not they patronize it.