Athlete of the Week Zachary Scott Perez, Senior at John W. North High School, is recognized as Athlete of the Week for his dedication and accomplishments as a student athlete. ...

A city is often judged by what residents experience every day: the condition of its streets, the reliability of public services, the availability of recreational programs and the ease of obtaining information from local government. Behind those everyday experiences are departments and employees whose work rarely attracts national attention. ...

National Science Foundation-supported program provides hands-on geological research and career preparation near one of California's most significant fault systems. The mountains surrounding San Bernardino offer some of Southern California's most dramatic scenery, but beneath that landscape lies a geological system that has shaped the region for millions of years. ...

Pacific High School students and staff celebrated a prestigious statewide honor on Sept. 17 as Justice Corey G. Lee, Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Division Two, personally presented the school with the 2026 California Civic Learning Award of Distinction. (l-r) San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Hon. R. Glenn Yabuno, San Bernardino County Superior Court Presiding Judge Rodney A. Cortez, Pacific High School teacher CJ Eastwood, Pacific High School Principal Dr. Natalie Raymundo, California Court of Appeals Associate Justice Corey G. Lee and San Bernardino Superior Court Executive Officer Anabel Z. Romero celebrated the school’s receipt of the 2026 California Civic Learning Award of Distinction during a special presentation ceremony. ...

Free lecture series explores the discoveries, controversies and medical pioneers whose work changed how patients are treated. A historical medical exhibit illustrates the evolution of healthcare, from early surgical instruments and anatomical studies to modern medical advancements. The display reflects the history of medicine explored in a Redlands library exhibition. ...

City partnership with Inland Empire conservation experts brings attention to the environmental challenges hiding in familiar landscapes. Redlands Municipal Airport is known primarily as a place for aircraft, pilots and aviation activity. But beyond the runways and hangars, a quieter environmental challenge has been developing in the surrounding landscape. ...

New state-funded traffic safety program will target impaired driving, speeding, distracted motorists and dangerous behavior near pedestrians and bicyclists. A $94,300 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety will support DUI checkpoints, distracted driving enforcement, pedestrian safety initiatives and officer training through September 2027. ...

The City of Redlands is accepting applications for a volunteer position on its Traffic and Parking Commission. November 5 Deadline Approaching. ...

An Inland Empire restaurant campaign turns thousands of cookie purchases into meaningful support for young patients and their families. A cookie is a small thing. It can be tucked into a lunchbox, shared over coffee or enjoyed as a simple treat after dinner. But when thousands of people purchase cookies for a common purpose, something much larger can happen. That is exactly what occurred during this year's Cookies for Cancer campaign organized by Corky's Kitchen & Bakery. ...

A neighborhood park can become one of the most familiar places in a child's life. It is where a toddler learns to climb, where siblings race toward the swings and where parents meet neighbors while their children play. Those everyday experiences depend on something that visitors may rarely think about: the condition of the playground itself. ...

A quiet residential street can mean different things to different people. For a homeowner, it may represent years of investment and a familiar neighborhood where residents recognize one another. For a visitor, it may offer a comfortable place to stay while attending an event, visiting family or spending time in Southern California. ...

Before Loma Linda became known for its university, medical institutions and residential neighborhoods, the surrounding valley was shaped by ranches, agricultural enterprises and families who helped establish the region's earliest settlements. ...