Jessica Keating
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Downtown’s Morning Market debuts in Redlands with farmers, artisans and camel rides
The throwback to the city’s popular Market Night will run 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays through December. → Read More
Redlands police Chief Catren announces retirement
Cmdr. Rachel Tolber was named interim chief of police. → Read More
Step Up in Redlands welcomes its first formerly homeless residents
‘We helped get at least 150 people off the street, and that’s a big deal,” Step Up program manager Albert Rivera said. → Read More
Facing critics, Redlands school board member commits to staying in office
Critics want Patty Holohan to resign after she allegedly directed a campaign worker to remove a political opponent’s signs. → Read More
Inland Empire on the move: 2022’s biggest transportation stories
There was plenty of movement on Inland freeways, railways and airports in 2022. → Read More
Claremont High students exposed to bad behavior at board member’s house, parents say
Claremont Unified school board members call on Board President Steven Llanusa to resign. → Read More
Here’s when Metrolink Arrow will start early and late Redlands-to-San Bernardino rail service
The early and late trains had been suspended as Metrolink worked to address complaints about horn blasts along the 9-mile route. → Read More
All’s quiet now on Arrow passenger rail line in Redlands
Metrolink has implemented the much-anticipated “quiet zone” along a portion of the 9-mile Arrow passenger rail line. → Read More
More than half of San Bernardino County election ballots remain to be counted
More than 220,000 ballots cast in Tuesday’s election remain to be counted, election officials reported early Wednesday. → Read More
More than half of San Bernardino County election ballots remain to be counted
More than 220,000 ballots cast in Tuesday’s election remain to be counted, election officials reported early Wednesday. → Read More
Angelus Oaks polling place closed on Election Day following evacuation order
Following a mandatory evacuation order in the San Bernardino Mountains due to heavy rains, election officials announced the early closure of an Angelus Oaks polling place. → Read More
Yucaipa election brings 2 new faces to City Council
With two incumbents bowing out of the race, the field was wide open for challengers in Districts 1 and 2. → Read More
Election Day in Redlands brings decisions on building heights and council leadership
At least one new Redlands City Council member will take a seat on the dais, and two incumbents hope to secure their posts for another four years each. → Read More
Quiet zones approved for Metrolink Arrow route in Redlands
The routine sounding of horns at crossings along the 9-mile route between San Bernardino and Redlands could be suspended Thanksgiving weekend. → Read More
Metrolink Arrow train begins Redlands-to-San Bernardino service
Low-emission diesel trains traversed the 9-mile track with passengers for the first time Monday morning, Oct. 24. → Read More
Redlands celebrates completion of Arrow passenger rail line
Beginning Monday, Oct. 24, passengers on the new Arrow service can travel from Redlands to San Bernardino, with connecting service to downtown LA. → Read More
Yes, Redlands, there’s a lot of train noise. No, it will not go on like this forever
The regular blasts from two trains running the 9-mile track between Redlands and San Bernardino have caused a stir on social media. → Read More
San Manuel Pow Wow brings celebration of Native American culture back to Cal State San Bernardino
Back after a two-year hiatus, the celebration continues Sunday, Sept. 18. → Read More
San Manuel Pow Wow brings celebration of Native American culture back to Cal State San Bernardino
Back after a two-year hiatus, the celebration continues Sunday, Sept. 18. → Read More
Nov. 8 will bring decisions on Inland Empire sales, cannabis and warehouse tax measures
San Bernardino County’s secession measure is getting attention but voters in some communities will weigh raising taxes, imposing caps on vacation rentals, approving school bonds and more. → Read More