GALLERY: Kuncl Talks About Future of University of Redlands at Inauguration

The future of education was also a topic for Marlene Ross, former director of the American Council on Education Fellows Program, who spoke before Kuncl's formal inauguration.

Redlands City Council Meeting May Be Postponed

Mayor Pete Aguilar sent out a message on Twitter saying the agenda was not posted in time in accordance with the Brown Act.

Deadly SR 38 Crash Prompts National Crackdown on High-Risk Bus Carriers

A week ago, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration ordered Scapadas Magicas LLC, the operator of the National City-registered tour bus that crashed, to immediately cease operations.

Redlands Senator to Help Oversee State Gov't

The local politician will now serve on the "Little Hoover Commission," a state oversight agency.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Will You Miss It?

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

Does California Have Money With Your Name On It?

Check to see if you have money, diamonds or canned meats that you didn't know you had lost.

SB District Attorney: Make DNA Samples a Condition of Citizenship

San Bernardino County DA Michael Ramos has sent a personal letter to federal officials asking them to make DNA samples a part of the immigration reform conversation.

Lawmaker, Scientists Call for Early-Warning System on San Andreas Fault

The initial cost estimate of $80 million would help pay for ground sensors and relays that could provide text and mobile alerts in the event of a quake on the San Andreas Fault near Redlands and Loma Linda.

History of Major Quakes on the San Andreas Fault Part of Tour in Cajon Pass

The mountain-building force of two continental-sized tectonic plates on the San Andreas Fault, and a time-frame stretching back millions of years, make the Cajon Pass an open book into the past - as well as the future, scientists said.

IRS Offers Simplified Home-Office Tax Deduction in 2013

The new option reduces the paperwork and recordkeeping burden on small businesses by an estimated 1.6 million hours annually.

Redlands Townhall Hosts Conservative Commentator Bill Whittle Jan. 24

The event is planned at 6:30 p.m. Thursday Jan. 24 at 814 W. Colton Ave., Redlands. Doors open at 6 p.m. and a $5 donation is requested.

Weapons Training with 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines: The Magnificent Bastards

The 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines returned from Afghanistan in April 2012 and are preparing for another deployment.

'Frankenfish' Salmon Moves Closer to FDA Approval

The federal agency says the fish are safe for people and the environment, but critics remain skeptical. Would you eat it?

Share Your Photos From the 2013 Presidential Inauguration

Are you attending inaugural ceremonies? Upload your photos or videos, and share the experience.

Clean Harbors, US Marine Corps Lead CA Top 10 Releasers of Chemicals: EPA

Clean Harbors Buttonwillow, outside Bakersfield, and the Marine Corps Chocolate Mountains Aerial Gunnery Range in Imperial County were the top two releasers of chemicals in California.

Schedule of Events for the 57th Presidential Inaugural

From community service activities to glitzy balls, the weekend will be packed with presidential pomp. What are your plans for viewing the inauguration?

Presidential Inauguration Fun Facts

Do you think Secret Service would be cool with someone lassoing President Obama? It happened to one president on his Inauguration Day.

Report: Federal Program Eases Path to Cash for Small Business Owners

The Small Business Lending Fund subsidizes loans to community banks. Obama administration officials claim it has made borrowing easier for business owners.

Loma Linda Grades High Again in Annual Lung Association Survey

The city is the only in San Bernardino County to score above a D, while Redlands joins the majority by receiving an F.

Former Redlands PD Chief Addresses Mental Health-Related Gun Violence

Jim Bueermann, former chief of police in Redlands, is now president of the Police Foundation in Washington, D.C.

Lance Armstrong Reportedly Confesses to Oprah: What Should Happen Next?

Lance Armstrong was stripped of his Tour de France titles for taking performance enhancing drugs. He continued, however, to protest his innocence. He is now reportedly confessing that he did, in fact, dope in order to win.

State Senator for Redlands-Loma Linda Answers Gov. Brown's Budget Proposal

'Governor Brown is right,' State Sen. Bill Emmerson said. 'We must keep the brakes on and live within our means.'

Gov. Brown: CA Deficit Gone, More Money for Poor Schools

Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled his proposed 2013-14 fiscal year budget Thursday morning.

El Casco Reservoirs, East of Redlands in San Timoteo Canyon, on Agenda

A park district commission meeting is scheduled 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday Jan. 10 at the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve visitors center, 39400 Clinton Keith Road.

Road Closure Due to Pipeline Project to Last Into February

The Brookside Avenue Water Pipeline Replacement Project is currently under construction.

State Sen. Bill Emmerson Announces New Committee Assignments

The state senator for the San Gorgonio Pass and Redlands areas was appointed to several committees Monday.

Family, Friends, Loved Ones Remember Young Shooting Victims in Redlands

Andrew Jackson, 16, and Quinn McCaleb, 17, were killed Jan. 5, 2011, and two others were wounded when a gunman walked up to them and opened fire, according to police.

Cook, New Congressman for Yucaipa, Announces Committee Appointments

Paul Cook was elected in November to represent the newly-drawn 8th District, which includes east Mentone, the mountain communities north of Redlands and Loma Linda, the Owens River Valley and Mono Lake.

County Museum in Redlands Touts 'Cajon Pass: Faults, Fossils, and Fun'

The cost for the field trip is $60 per person for Museum Association members and $70 per person for non-members.

Loma Linda Council to Discuss LLUMC Plans for $20 Million Parking Structure

The proposed $20 million parking structure at Campus and Prospect is unpopular with some Loma Linda residents.

How's Your Gas Mileage This Winter?

Winter-blend gasoline, which kicked in early this year, can lower a car's mileage. What's it doing for yours?

PHOTOS of 2012: Images of the Year in Review on Redlands-Loma Linda Patch

Some of the most newsworthy photos of the year on Redlands-Loma Linda Patch were contributed by you, Patch users.

The Year in Review: Significant News of 2012 on Redlands-Loma Linda Patch

A subjective, month-by-month roundup of Redlands-Loma Linda news from January through December.

San Bernardino Turns Off Its Red Light Cameras

The bankruptcy has ended the city's red light program.

Prescribed Winter Burn Program to Resume in San Bernardino Nat'l Forest

Prescribed burning is planned in areas north and east of Redlands and Loma Linda, including near Angelus Oaks, Oak Glen, Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead and Green Valley Lake, forest officials announced Wednesday.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement Seek Suspected Child Porn Producer

The unidentified woman's photos have been posted online, to Facebook and Twitter by investigators who hope the images go viral, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Volunteers, Employees, Managers of the Year 2012 Touted by City of Redlands

Volunteers, employees and managers of the year were recognized at an event hosted by the city's Human Resources Department in November at the Civic Center, a city spokesman said.

Thousands of Water-Absorbing Toys Recalled

About 94,000 toys that may pose life-threatening risks were sold in the U.S.

Social Media Privacy, Gay Therapy Ban Top New Laws for 2013

Gov. Jerry Brown signed nearly 1,000 bills signed into law in 2012; here's an overview of what goes into effect Jan. 1, 2013.

NRA Issues First Statement Since Connecticut Massacre

'The NRA is prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again.'