Jennifer Iyer
Redlands Daily Facts
California, United States
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Should Redlands limit building heights? Voters will decide in November
Measure F on the Nov. 8 ballot is an amended version of an earlier initiative to cap the height of new buildings in town. → Read More
Redlands breaks ground on 99 units of housing for homeless residents
With a $30 million grant from the state, the city is transforming the former Good Nite Inn on Industrial Park Avenue. → Read More
Redlands animal shelter is closed to walk-ins but euthanasia is down
Passionate pet lovers have been voicing their concerns as other city services opened up earlier this year. → Read More
Loma Linda moves to change ‘racially polarized’ election system
The city joins a long list of California cities threatened with litigation over at-large elections. → Read More
Loma Linda adds $370,000 Frink adobe project to developer’s to-do list
After decades of little progress on work to preserve the 1874 house, the aging structure’s fortunes appear to be changing quickly. → Read More
Yucaipa balances $36.4 million budget
The budget has a few extras in it such as funds for a pickleball facility, a couple of parks and designing a new library. → Read More
Yucaipa music festival tips hat to park’s reopening after fire
The Five Winds Country Music Festival celebrated El Dorado Ranch Park’s return and work at nearby Five Winds Ranch. → Read More
2 measures on Redlands building heights headed to Nov. 8 ballots, here’s why
The number of stories a proposed University of Redlands development can rise to is the main difference in the measures. → Read More
Pride flag at Redlands City Hall says ‘you belong here, too’
The flag that went up this week to celebrate Pride Month is meant to symbolize visibility and inclusion. → Read More
Five Winds Country Music Festival in Yucaipa kicks off Friday
The festival includes food, vendors and activities such as axe throwing, line dancing and mechanical bull riding. → Read More
Redlands temporarily bans new warehouses
The council voted unanimously in favor of the moratorium, which makes it the latest city in the Inland Empire to pass such a measure. Other cities include Chino, Colton, Riverside and Jurupa Valley… → Read More
Redlands marks Juneteenth 2022 with a pair of celebrations
Sunday, the city and community groups partnered for an event at Sylvan Park. Earlier in the week, University of Redlands honored the holiday. → Read More
Loma Linda debates spending $370,000 on 1874 adobe owned by developer
The Frink adobe is possibly the oldest standing structure in the city. → Read More
Redlands Mall project could take 15 years to complete
Developers may have to work around CVS Pharmacy, the last remaining tenant with a lease through 2037. → Read More
University of Redlands sets slate of Juneteenth 2022 events
Events include history presentations, food trucks and a Step and Stroll. → Read More
Redlands rolls out new logo highlighting upcoming rail line and citrus heritage
Mayor Paul Barich commissioned the logo redesign. The previous logo was adopted in 2006. → Read More
Redlands enacts a limited, 45-day ban on new warehouse projects
For now, the moratorium covers a swath south of Citrus Avenue, between Nevada and Alabama streets. A citywide ban is under review. → Read More
$109 million budget in Redlands is up 45% over pre-pandemic spending plan
Finances are better than they’ve been in decades, if ever, city officials agreed. → Read More
Redlands explores reopening a smaller Market Night downtown
The once weekly events have been halted for years due to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Redlands to open cooling centers for heat wave
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Redlands that lasts through 8 p.m. Saturday, June 11. → Read More