Redlands, CA News

• Redlands, CA News
• Safety Fair is Friday from 3 to 7 p.m
• DEVELOPING: President of the University of Redlands to retire
• Free Sunday concert to honor servicemen in Redlands
• Redlands City Council to take another look at user fee study
• Redlands group discusses concerns about Agenda 21
• University of Redlands School of Education hands out 272 degrees.
• Redlands Footlighters announce new season
• Redlands East Valley students show their artwork
• Redlands readies for 125th anniversary
• Redlands district Teachers of the Year announced at 25th REP ceremony
• Redlands resident still has a spring in his step at 106
• Redlands' Hangar 24 earns big win prior to anniversary celebration
• Redlands commencement, graduation information
• The risk signs of stroke
• Fire department surprises 9-year-old at school
• AYSO Boys U8 team finishes undefeated
• Sustaining Redlands: Climate change
• Pets of the week, May 24
• Fontana couple tries Kickstarter to open bakery
• Redlands group hosts forum for candidates
• Eagle Scout project in San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary
• Clement yearbook wins national honor
• U of R students teach diversity at Boys and Girls Clubs
• New patrol does first campout
• Riddle contest winners will get Angels tickets
• KVCR president resigns
• Republican Party chairman offers views on the state of California under Democratic leadership
• Supervisors get dismal economic report detailing continued slow recovery
• UPDATE: Body found in San Bernardino neighborhood
• Local teams competing today in the playoffs
• Old buildings demolished in Redlands
• DEVELOPING: Valley Preparatory School welcomes Jane Givens Davis as Director of Development and Marketing
• Panorama Point facelift needs funding
• Northside Impact Committee offers scholarships
• Music Changing Lives uses silk screening machine to begin monthly T-shirt design contest
• San Bernardino County Museum gearing up for lecture series
• Redlands Sugarbird Desserts has lift off
• Redlands Blessing Center receives donations
• Redlands mountain bikers place in state meet
• Symphony takes a musical trip through Detroit
• University of Redlands Summer piano camp is no ordinary camp
• Fire guts second-floor apartment in Redlands
• Candidates meet and greet voters in Redlands
• Redlands East Valley holds chalk art competition
• Familiar names lead Assembly District 47
• Run for the mud of it all
• Redlands Pool & Spa Center helps promote water safety
• Heavy hitting in 3rd District supervisorial campaign
• Redlands Ride for Life postponed
• Special education will be focus of Cal State SB summit
• Community gets revved up for Optimist Car Show in Redlands
• UPDATE: Redlands joins fight against cystic fibrosis
• Arrowhead Christian Academy alum named as alternate on Team USA squad
• Redlands Historical Museum receives painting of Barton House
• The legend of the 36 righteous men
• 100 years ago in Redlands
• Occupy the election
• Foundation's grants playing important role for San Bernardino County museum
• Inland medical marijuana activists head to Sacramento to advocate for legalization
• Baca dips into ONT airport matter
• Redlands councilman will break from tradition on fee waivers
• California and Inland Empire jobless rates fall as people leave labor force
• Redlands' Warrior of the Month: Army Spc. Andrew Craw
• 'Guys and Dolls' continues this weekend at Citrus Valley High
• Orangewood High School has a lot to be happy about
• Comedy variety show coming to Redlands
• Dancers to present `Alice in Wonderland' in Redlands
• University of Redlands production dramatizes children's poetry
• `Wizard of Oz' coming to LifeHouse in Redlands
• June is jumpin' with weekend events in downtown Redlands
• Free financial management workshop aimed to small businesses
• Minute to Win it Dinner & Game Show in Redlands
• Dinner dance, dance show in Redlands
• Magic in the Morning and $3 breakfast in Redlands
• Speaker to discuss females in politics
• Shakespeare Festival continues this weekend in Redlands
• Redlands based CrossFit gym qualifies for international event
• Redlands Council PTA installs new officers
• Chemistry and fire trucks to be highlights at museum Saturday
• Cowboy Concert in Redlands
• Candidates to mingle with public at Ed Hales Park in Redlands
• Time to let those engines hum at the Redlands Professional Firefighters annual car show
• Redlands event planned to prevent abductions
• Redlands City Council approves economic plan
• Viewings planned for upcoming solar events
• Symphony to auction violins painted by Redlanders
• County firefighters prepare for fire season with training in Fontana
• Big help comes in for Little League
• Council hears from two residents unhappy over approval of resolution urged by Occupy Redlands
• California bankers say mortgage proposals too strict
• Splash Kingdom opens Saturday
• Zanja flows again
• Historic preservation benefits touted
• Walmart awards grants to Inland charities
• Toastmasters hold contest
• Baker's president earns award for charity work
• Police investigate death of man found shot inside car in San Bernardino
• Budget revision calls for pay cuts, depends on tax hike
• Kaiser Permanente, union announce labor contract
• Two citizens provide all the questions at the second Pre-Council Agenda meeting
• 'Deemed-approved' ordinance deemed worthwhile for local vendors
• Candidates concerned about slowness in delivering sample ballots
• Redlands Fire seeks volunteers
• Mural project will honor Redlands High School, a school built to last
• Redlands Mansion popular spot for Mothers Day
• Redlands Optimist Chili Cook Off on its way
• LifeHouse Theater Honored with Eight Inland Theatre League Awards
• Redlands Optimist Car Show & Chili Cook Off approaching
• Mother's Day success at Kimberly Mansion
• Swim Safe Saturday coming to Redlands Pool & Spa Center
• 31st Congressional District candidates outline plans for jobs
• Spring show in Smiley Park features variety of craft work
• California's budget deficit has ballooned to $16 billion, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• Redlands' Orangewood High to host celebration and open house
• Children enjoyed making brooches for Mother's Day
• Redlands residents rally Postal Service to donate food
• Fontana mother, daughter help each other through vocational nursing school
• Single mother wins Makeover My Mom contest in Redlands
• San Bernardino airport fuel dispute goes before a judge
• No one recognizes characters in Redlands melodrama
• WHAT'S NEW AT THE A.K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
• 100 YEARS AGO IN REDLANDS
• A war on gangs or programs for peace?
• Fire and its spiritual symbolism
• Ex-wrester, formerly of Redlands, takes up acting
• Redlands weighs options for new Safety Hall
• Economists expect slow growth in job numbers
• Unemployment benefits to run out for 93,000 Californians
• Safety Hall's troubled history
• BLM having hard time placing horses in this economy
• Author event to feature Inland Empire authors
• Redlands Optimist Car Show to feature hundreds of classic automobiles
• Keller Williams upgrades Redlands' Micah House
• Children rally to support Redlands landmark
• Police vow to crack down on adults holding parties in which underage teens are served alcohol
• All the Bowl's a stage for Redlands Shakespeare Festival
• Media group ranks UR program highly
• Pets of the week, May 11
• Redlands Symphony will play Duke Ellington's 'The River'
• Three stranded hikers from Redlands rescued
• Art show coming to Redlands' Smiley Park
• Redlands area actors win Inland Theatre League awards
• Inland Master Chorale will sing music from movies
• DEVELOPING: After 35 years, Marie Callender's in Redlands will close
• DEVELOPING: Dancing With the Stars, Redlands style
• Pedophile Priest violates probation, goes back to jail
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Return Of The Hit Musical 'The Wizard Of Oz'
• State agencies snag respectable, but not honor roll marks in helpfulness
• Fill-the-Boot fundraiser brings firefighters to intersection of Alabama and Redlands Boulevard
• Redlands Shakespeare Festival kicks off Thursday night with special milestone
• Shakespearean workshops at Smiley Library
• Redlands post office unaffected by Postal Service announcement
• San Bernardino airport officials advance sheriff's aviation project
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Photo during Advanced Placement test invalidates San Bernardino High student's score
• Cracks in pond at Kimberly Crest have been sealed, work to return water balance begins
• Letter carriers gearing up for 'Stamp Out Hunger' event
• Wormser, Steins honored at luncheon
• Conservation makes gains
• Latest San Bernardino death is seventh killing in nine days in the city
• CSU trustee subcommittee approves freeze on presidents' pay - with a catch
• Historic preservation benefits touted
• Cystic fibrosis walk returning to Sylvan Park
• Parties for the Necklace in high gear
• Mother's Day is second opportunity to picnic at Kimberly Crest
• Supervisors pass body art ordinance
• Redlands firefighters train for swiftwater rescues
• DEVELOPING: Redlands East Valley Little League says it's struggling to recover after funds stolen
• CSU trustees consider caps on top pay - again
• Tattoo parlors get more regulatory ink
• From peace to chaos in a San Bernardino park
• LAWA board criticizes plan to better market LA/Ontario International Airport
• Pursued motorcyclist pumps gas during pursuit
• Amputee Connection represented well at triathlon
• RED Day to benefit Redlands Micah House Chapel
• REV Honor Court ready for commencement
• Redlands prepares as "Wildfire Awareness Week" arrives
• Redlands postal workers preparing for 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive on Saturday
• Redlands East Valley High Honor Court ready for commencement
• Redlands Amputee Connection represented well at triathlon
• A day of reading and games for Redlands families
• San Bernardino County supervisors may make some revisions after food truck proponents complain
• Cancer warriors begin Redlands Relay for Life
• Something for everyone's taste at Yucaipa Music and Art Festival
• San Bernardino County DA opposes initiative to end death penalty
• Redlands tree planting ceremony memorializes 9-year-old
• 100 years ago in Redlands
• Lessons in a special needs Holy Communion
• WHAT'S NEW AT THE A.K. SMILEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
• Redlands Senior Center hosts Cinco de Mayo festivities
• YMCA aquatics center ready for opening
• Don't be a litterbug, be a Kitterbug
• Redlands Great Y Circus opens to a full house
• Judge denies motion to dismiss against SB County corruption figure
• Rialto woman found shot in San Bernardino alley
• U.S. unemployment rate falls, but job growth slows
• Redlands adopts ordinance to penalize hosts of underage drinkers
• Survivors to have strong showing at Relay
• Drivers advised of "Big Shift" on 215 Freeway
• Man arrested after bomb scare at Loma Linda hospital emergency room
• Redlands Mayor's Prayer Breakfast focuses on gratitude
• Democrat Justin Kim appears at Redlands tea party forum
• Poll observers to be trained Saturday
• Dutton may revive ONT bill
• Auditions announced for summer children's theater workshop in Redlands
• Redlands Shakespeare Festival offers variety of workshops
• Yoga workshop aimed at cyclists
• Trees will honor Cece Svenson
• Reading celebration to be held at Barnes & Noble
• Security system doesn't stop burglar from breaking into San Bernardino home
• Hunger strike for tuition freezes begins
• CSU faculty votes to strike
• You are never too old to set and achieve fitness goals
• Entertainment lined up for Relay for Life
• ASPCA uses Esri GIS software to save homeless animals
• Gray, drizzly weather to continue in San Bernardino Valley
• Redlands Benchwarmers plan annual golf tournament to support school athletics
• Pets of the week, May 2
• Cinco de Mayo celebration returns to North Redlands
• San Bernardino County supervisors and SanBAG adopt goals for Vision Plan
• Authorities seek public's help to ID robbery suspect
• Council approves resolution against corporate personhood by split vote
• Security stepped up at ONT for one-year anniversary of bin Laden's death
• Occupy Redlands holds rally to emphasize its battle against corporate personhood
• Packinghouse fete launches series
• Price is reduced for Kentucky Derby party
• Partnerships key for conservancy
• Supes OK plan seeking federal funds for Vision Plan
• New museum exhibit explores fashion through history
• Inland Empire manufacturing continues to grow, but at a slower pace
• REP receives $5,000 from Chevron
• Fundraising not easy for Relay for Life
• Redlands Firefighters come to horse's aid
• $50,000 coming to Inland Empire from Walmart Foundation's Fighting Hunger Together campaign
• Complaint alleges reporting violations for San Bernardino County supervisor candidate James Ramos
• Occupy Redlands to hold local Day of Action rally
• Cal Fire preparing for fire season across state
• Bill to help California short sellers to be heard in committee
• Luminaria ceremony emotional highlight at Relay for Life of Redlands
• Inland Empire residents prepare for The Big One after Saturday's 3.8 temblor
• Redlanders a no-show
• Facts' editor comment leads to series of meetings
• Redlands Boy Scout Troop wins highest award
• Swath of forest above San Dimas has colorful scientific history
• Redlands' Edwardian-themed picnic draws families, couples
• Community pitches in to make Redlands Great All American Youth Circus a success
• Quake gives I.E. residents a morning shake, but no damage reported
• Booster group supports Great Y Circus
• Stagecoach County Music Festival wraps Sunday
• University of Redlands students share European highlights
• Redlands Community Day of Service accomplishes almost 8,000 man hours in four hours
• Ballet Folklorico Falconcitos steals the show at Franklin Elementary
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley Library
• Great Y Circus lets fantasies come true
• Rodney King verdict was catalyst for change
• Redlands filmmakers set to release short film 'Hollow Tags'
• Teen hiring may increase this summer
• Transitions - a new grade level for Redlands Unified School District
• San Bernardino County Democrats snub Supervisor Gonzales for re-election
• Nooses spotted at Cal State San Bernardino
• Redlands readying for Relay For Life
• Stagecoach music festival brings out the big guns
• Occupy Redlands resolution on Tuesday's City Council agenda
• LifeHouse Theater Outreach presents `Heroes of Faith'
• `Forever Plaid' at Rialto theater
• Stater Bros., Pedigree give $2,786 to Redlands Animal shelter
• Boxing champion Kaliesha West talks to Redlands Rotary
• Prayer's Breakfast planned for Thursday
• Pete Aguilar named to Red-to-Blue program in Redlands
• "Ragtime" lets RHS strut its talent
• Charity football game slated for Saturday
• Valley Prep Lions Chorus perform Civil War-inspired songs at Redlands' Lincoln Memorial Shrine
• Planning Commission approves Redlands Crossing Project
• Redlands planning panel OKs ESRI parking lot construction
• Helping Hands Community Day of Service set for Saturday
• Building resilience will help sustain Redlands
• Plans for train to Redlands outlined
• DEVELOPING: Planning Commission approves Redlands Crossing Project
• Debate continues over Redlands Crossing Project
• Coalition studies new steps against underage drinking
• District attorneys protest measure that would end death penalty
• Texonia Park, fire station will receive upgrades Saturday
• SB County shows slight improvement in air quality
• Illegal immigrant screening proposal for San Bernardino County restaurants rejected
• Tickets available for Parties for the Necklace
• Redlands High School presents 'Ragtime'
• Final Trails at 10 event for spring 2012
• Beaver Medical Group helps Trails at 10
• Proposal would ID San Bernardino County eateries that screen new hires
• 215 Freeway's 'Big Shift' starts May 7
• Trio to stand trial in slaying of TV repairman
• Rain returns to the forecast
• Residents, relatives debate quality of care at Mission Commons
• Inland Empire legislators oppose bulk sales of foreclosures
• Club will hold plant sale in Calimesa
• Linda Evans wins the Facts Cup
• Horticultural Society announces flower show winners
• Fundraiser planned at Redlands' Burrage Mansion
• Thousands show up for "Run Through Redlands"
• Redlands bookstore celebrates Shakespeare Book Festival
• Dreams come true at Princess at the Castle in Redlands
• 'Run Through Redlands' becomes tradition for many families
• Recyclosauraus Rex sinks teeth into Coachella festival recycling effort
• Hundreds come out for the 100th annual flower show in Redlands
• Redlands candidates forum focuses on jobs, education
• Fishing derby a big catch for Kimbark Elementary in Devore
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley library in Redlands
• Redlands East Valley High School fundraiser draws hungry visitors
• Bookstore to honor Redlands teacher
• Local cancer survivors share stories at Relay For Life Brunch in Redlands
• Third annual RAYS Art Festival in Redlands to feature young artists
• Preliminary hearing kicks off in San Bernardino murder for hire case
• Inland Empire unemployment ticks up, but jobs gained over past year
• Forum topic is curbing underage drinking in Redlands
• Heat tops 100 as second weekend of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival begins
• Redlands begins labor negotiations
• Redlands High School upholds longstanding tradition with Daisy Chain
• Sylvan House to be revitalized as part of Day of Service
• Electronic music dance festival expected to draw 10,000 to Victorville
• Redlands Police Department to accept leftover prescription drugs
• Entertainment planned for Redlands run
• Alumni helping with 'Ragtime' at Redlands High
• Frank Fetta to lead San Bernardino Symphony
• Arrowhead Christian Academy to celebrate Earth Day on Saturday
• Citrus Valley High School in Redlands honors top 50 from Class of 2013
• Jazz and swing Saturday at Los Rios Rancho
• Auditions announced for festival of one-act plays
• 'Russian Musical' closes this weekend
• Footlighters to present 'Sunshine Boys'
• Family of deceased man sues Mission Commons in Redlands over quality of care
• Local soldier completes year-long deployment to Afghanistan
• Redlands schools get academic awards
• Longer day, more time to get fit
• LifeHouse Theater Outreach Presents 'Heroes Of Faith' At Market Night
• Developers of Redlands Promenade, City Council reach agreement on city entry sign
• Angels' Closet helps underprivileged high school students
• Holocaust to be remembered with mile march in Redlands
• Redlands hospital designated as stroke receiver
• San Bernardino County Supervisor Neil Derry backs designation for Crystal Springs in Redlands
• Redlands teachers named contest winners
• DEVELOPING: Bonnes Meres to hold annual birthday luncheon
• Occupy Redlands holds Tax Day rally at San Bernardino Processing and Distribution Center
• Redlands Tea Party Patriots rally in downtown
• Wildlands add to appeal of Redlands
• Carriage Trail clears up again
• Redlands City Council unanimously denies Crystal Court Project
• Parties for the Necklace tickets available
• Last-minute tax filers flock to local mailboxes
• Website offers consumer-friendly information on dialysis centers
• Cook, Mitzelfelt top fundraisers list for Congressional seat
• Caltrans targets litter
• IVDA oversight panel discusses financial obligations
• Cal State president to be honored at breakfast
• Big Bear Renaissance Society planning events
• Job fair coming to region
• Fundraiser planned for collision victim
• DEVELOPING: Holocaust victims to be remembered
• Union Pacific chooses Redlands-based YouthHope Foundation for grant
• Family Service of Redlands to benefit from Day of Service
• California home prices finally rise, according to California Association of Realtors
• Miller way ahead in campaign fundraising
• Cal State faculty starts voting on strike move
• Symphony concert is an oboe lover's delight
• Redlands Shakespeare hits milestone
• Multi-housing unit going before Redlands council again
• Redlands restaurant to host fundraiser for accident victim
• UPDATE: Hearing on San Bernardino TV repairman killing case set for Wednesday
• Children are instrumental at Redlands Symphony family concert
• A.K. Smiley Library has display for history lovers
• Titanic day recalled at Kimberly Crest
• Anticipation builds for Snoop Dogg/Dr. Dre performance Sunday at Coachella festival
• Inland Empire Gourmet Food Trucks coming to Redlands school
• 100th annual Flower Show to be held at Esri in Redlands
• E-books at the Smiley Library in Redlands
• Titanic survivor Helene 'Suzette' Richardson lived in Redlands
• 350 attend Alpha Delta Kappa's fashion show and luncheon in Redlands
• University of Redlands hosts annual Bulldogs in Service Day
• Redlands woman named 'Hometown Hero'
• Spotlight on community resources: SB County District Attorney's Child Abduction Unit
• A.J. Barile's Chicago Pizza cooks up a winner: 'The One'
• Thunder, heavy rain slam Inland Empire
• Cases against gangs spike in first quarter
• Spirits are high despite gloomy weather on first day of Coachella Music and Arts Festival
• State Pension Committee convenes in Chino
• The Titanic's lasting lessons
• Redland's Heidi Mayer named 'Hometown Hero'
• Redlands middle schools off to global finals
• YouthHope founder named Hometown Hero
• Aguilar, Ramos to participate in April 21 candidate forum
• Tea Party, Occupy to hold Tax Day rallies
• Redlands middle schoolers to compete in global finals
• Heroin has history at Redlands High School
• Church plans prom for people with disabilities
• Redlands yoga studio wins film awards
• YouthHope Foundation looking to settle in Redlands
• FMX motocross riders bring joy to Loma Linda University Children's Hospital pediatric patients
• Redlands train project set in motion
• Pianist will connect Bach, Charlie Parker
• Cinco de Mayo bus tour and fiesta honor Mexican heritage
• FMX motocross riders bring joy to LLUCH pediatric patients
• YouthHope looking for a home in Redlands
• DEVELOPING: University of Redlands Hunsaker Center to get major renovation
• DEVELOPING: YouthHope Foundation looking to settle in Redlands
• Details emerge in heroin arrests in San Bernardino County
• University of Redlands student putting on art show for senior project
• Micah House has family day in Redlands
• Sustaining Redlands: Trails and Open Space
• Two insecticides used to protect citrus against citrus-killing disease
• Two insecticides used to protect citrus against citrus-killing disease
• Pet of the Week
• Redlands cyclist sets new women's course record
• Hospital receives grant
• Planning Commission delays discussion of Walmart project
• Highland couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• University of Redlands forms Trayvon Martin committee
• Officers announce large heroin bust in Redlands
• Redlands company signs two contracts
• "Mobile Park" finds a home in Redlands
• Two more charged today in death of San Bernardino TV repairman
• Redlanders take a hike on Oakmont Trail
• Underwriting guidelines do not always make sense
• Parties for the Necklace set to begin
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, April 11
• Fifth Avenue citrus grove undergoing enhancement
• Procrastinators rejoice!
• San Bernardino County Museum curator to be honored
• Ski resort prepares to end ski season after disappointingly warm winter
• Redlands High's mascots win national championship
• San Bernardino County sees spike in residential fires
• 'The Big Red Head' visits Redlands Adventist Academy
• Boxing champion Kaliesha West to speak to Rotary Club
• Spirited service for Easter Sunday in Redlands
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center medical director to step down
• Lack of support dooms girls football league
• Kiwanis to celebrate 90th anniversary
• Spirited service for Easter Sunday in Redlands
• Wheelchairs needed for poor
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley Library
• Easter 'Egg-stravaganza' for children with cancer
• Wave pool on tap at Splash Kingdom at Pharaoh's in Redlands
• Agriculture officials try to curb spread of citrus-killing disease in Southern California
• Redlands Boulevard to close April 28 for work day
• Battle of Bands set for Friday at Redlands High School
• ReStore to celebrate Earth Day
• Run-Through-Redlands is back for 29th year
• Untitled
• Inland Empire beginning to recover from recession's job losses
• Wife pleads not guilty in TV shop owner's death, two more arrested as 'complex' case grows
• U.S. unemployment at 8.2 percent in March, little change from prior month
• Former deputy seeks new venue for Explorer sex case
• Hearing date set in Redlands double-homicide case
• Redlands Rotary Club to host Red Wine and Blues event
• High profile support for Unforgettables Foundation
• Redlands Planning Commission to continue Walmart item without discussion
• Redlands pianist to perform April 17 at Plymouth Village retirement community
• Fun and games take over county museum in Redlands
• University of Redlands to present chamber music concert
• LifeHouse receives Inland Theatre League nominations
• Heartland presents `The Russian Musical'
• Inland Master Chorale offers scholarships
• Symphony to perform world premiere
• LifeHouse to present `Sense and Sensibility'
• Micah House hosts Easter Egg hunt
• Animals up for adoption in Redlands
• Celebratory exhibit planned at Redlands library
• Chico's partners with Soroptimist of Redlands for fashion show
• Redlands Tea Party to hold forum
• Redlands Citrus Valley High winter guard wins regional
• Prep Notebook: Redlands baseball running on all cylinders
• RHS choirs win medals
• Citrus disease experts to give update
• New attraction coming to Splash Kingdom in Redlands
• 3rd Annual Barefoot Walk to be held in Redlands
• Redlands volunteer recognized by President Obama
• DEVELOPING: Road service patrols for motorists needing help
• Food truck ordinance goes to Planning Commission
• Patton State hospital escape illustrates concerns over security, supervisor says
• Council tables controversial proposal for 36-unit townhome project
• State pension system must be reformed
• Beaver Medical employee becomes record holder
• Redlands graduate returns with film
• Mill Creek shares long history
• CVHS winter guard wins regional
• Introducing Redlands Sustainability Network
• U of R professor Johannes Moenius to speak at economic conference
• Poetry readings return to Redlands
• Trails at 10 Spring begins Saturday
• Redlands firefighters volunteer to clean up land
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, April 4
• Yucaipa motorcyclist killed in crash
• Public comment under way for proposed immigration reform
• Candidates for 31st Congressional District to speak at meeting
• Paving repair on agenda for council meeting
• Move to repeal SB48 almost halfway to goal
• Amputee Connection attends Los Angeles Expo
• Cal State San Bernardino survey shows Inland Empire manufacturing index improves
• A celebrity among us
• Where do your reading interests lie?
• Big turnout for Celebrate Citrus in Redlands
• Disabled veterans hold fundraiser at Redlands Shooting Park
• San Bernardino County examines possible commission to monitor animal shelters
• San Bernardino County educational summit with county Diocese informs parents and students
• Celebration of Children back in Redlands
• Mega Millions: Three ticket-holders from Kansas, Illinois, Maryland to share lottery prize
• Redlands participating in national bake sale
• REV choirs get a taste of Carnegie Hall
• Redlands history center seeks help putting 1940 census online
• Kimberly School receives 40 new computers
• Poor Russians, having to deal with our silly politicians
• Mega Millions $540 million Friday jackpot breaks world record
• Birthday Bags 4 Kids planning fundraiser
• Liang Wang to perform with Redlands Symphony
• Lottery fever comes to Redlands
• Arrowhead Christian Academy's David Proctor accepted to West Point
• Acclaimed Oboist to perform with Redlands Symphony
• Lifehouse getting ready to open `Sense and Sensibility'
• An evening of magic coming to Redlands
• The long-awaited coming of a conservative court?
• An evening of magic will help raise funds for Redlands school
• Lifehouse Theater Honored By ITL Theater Awards
• YMCA renovation project near completion
• Voices for and against the expanded Redlands Walmart are heard by commission; hearing continued until April 10
• Tails Fundraiser Car Wash for the Redlands Animal Shelter
• YMCA renovation project near completion
• Michelle Markel: Talking about strangers with your children
• Seeing health through a new lens
• Report calls on state to protect early education funding
• Parties for the Necklace reservations open
• Cyclist back in the game after cancer
• Redlands High places 7th in State Mock Trial competition
• Doctors: Reform means less pay, more patients
• Museum offers family workshops on prehistoric rock art
• Heritage Tour reprise to explore Mexican American Redlands
• Trails at 10 Spring Schedule of Trail Excursions
• Redlands Planning Commission to meet tonight about proposed Walmart Supercenter
• Historic preservation is not natural
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, March 28
• Board of Supervisors approves pay-cut initiative for ballot
• Ramos joins call to protect early education funding
• Gaimon takes men's title, Guarnier women's at Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Puppies make therapeutic VA visit
• What a circus
• Loma Linda man accused of trying to meet boys for sex
• Derry boosts Music Changing Lives program
• Teen volunteer enjoys taking part in the Redlands Bicycle Classic
• RICO cyclists are off to hot start
• Work set to begin on $8.4 million water treatment plant upgrade
• A how to guide on Tillandsias
• Hands-on flower show learning experience
• New edition of Garden Journal available
• University to screen documentary about North Korea
• NASCAR, Fontana speedway pause to honor fallen soldier from Redlands
• Lifehouse Theater Premieres New Musical Romance 'Sense And Sensibility'
• Ramos leads fundraising, spending for 3rd District supervisorial race
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley Library
• Coach arranges 1960s reunion of RJHS students
• San Bernardino County pays former official after suing him
• Storm threatens to rain on NASCAR, Redlands Bicycle Classic finales
• Cycling legend returns to Redlands
• Determination, perseverance and outright fun push children across finish line at Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Rummage sale benefits school choirs, bands
• Mining history lecture coming to museum
• Chamber Business Walk Program gathers feedback to retain business, promote economic growth
• Local community recreation facility sees spike in youth visitors during SBCUSD's spring break
• Redlands Bicycle Classic festival a big hit with fans
• Bevin, Rowney shine in Beaumont in Day 2 of Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Occupy Redlands will hold next teach-in on Monday
• Ride-along with Blue Knights touching, inspiring
• City-planned Price is Right trip goes awry
• Service clubs join forces for upgrades throughout Redlands
• California, local job markets static in February
• Kids enjoy themselves at Optimist Games at Redlands High
• Redlands' YouthBytes wins Telly Award
• Hula group shines at Redlands senior talent show
• Redlands High wins third place in state Academic Decathlon
• Redlands man is first Latino named poet laureate
• Redlands Bicycle Class road closures for Friday:
• Fans occupy Krikorian for `The Hunger Games'
• Bras for a Cause tea party benefits Cancer Society
• Founder's Day celebration held
• Redlands Bicycle Classic opening day sees new timetrial champions
• Auditions for 'Wizard' scheduled for tonight
• Chef speaks to Breakfast Club
• Redlands Bowl announces cooking class
• Redlands mom wins recipe contest
• Inland Empire band Hippie Cream kicks off new album release at Redlands venue
• Easter play planned at Adventist church
• Free jazz concert scheduled for Wednesday
• 'Queen Milli of Galt' in final weekend
• Vocal concert coming to Trinity
• Fire officials warn of fake inspectors
• Handcycling becoming a welcome stable of the Classic
• Downtown business, service clubs, benefit from Classic
• RHS mock trial team heads to Sacramento
• Splash Kingdom Waterpark seeks summer hires at job fair
• Cycling team visits Kimberly Elementary
• Barbecue to support school bands
• Redlands Bike Classic looking to live up to its name
• Shopping Redlands may lead to prizes
• Redlands deals with growing gang issue
• Future is bright for Classic champs
• Council OKs first phase of street light program
• Inland Empire business leaders to talk economy
• Plymouth Village plans health fair
• Annual Membership Meeting location changed
• Parties for the Necklace Line-Up complete
• Fashion show, lunch to benefit abused and neglected children in San Bernardino County
• Cal State University closes admission for spring 2013
• RHS choirs short on funds needed to cover expenses; seeking community's help
• Kimberly Crest gearing up for spring events
• Local police feeling weight of early prisoner release
• Fans, family, friends pay tribute to Randy Rhoads at San Bernardino cemetery
• San Manuels get naming rights at 66ers Stadium
• Classic at a crossroads?
• Doin' the polka at St. Patrick's dance in Fontana
• Ski resorts hail 'March Miracle'; power outage continues in Rancho Cucamonga
• Lower CalPERS return rate threatens local coffers
• Lawmakers react to CalPERS struggles
• Federal deadline for San Bernardino County medical dispensaries passes
• St. Patrick's Day storm brings rain, wind, snow, flooding, power outages
• St. Patrick's Day storm brings rain, wind, snow, flooding, power outages
• Bicycle clinic for female riders planned in April
• Girl Scout cookie sales rise despite economy
• The Blue Knights to provide safety for Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Inspirational books, magazines available
• Local school districts issue layoff notices
• Redlands forum on city sustainability draws crowd
• Community Passover Seder at Congregation Emanu El
• Redlands library's Heritage Room marks 40th year
• Mexican history in Redlands needs recording
• UPDATE: San Bernardino County jails releasing 126 parolees
• Vet patrolled Panjwai district
• Redlands East Valley to host the Battle of the Bands
• Apple fans in Inland Empire line up again for new iPad release
• Redlands waives fees for events like Bike Classic
• Colonies' defense attorneys allege prosecutors are withholding information
• Cyclist Davis Phinney returns to Redlands
• Realtor group holds bras event to benefit Cancer Society
• Jerry Lewis receives Rotary award
• Former Terrier returning to Redlands with saxophone
• Annual scholarship breakfast planned for March 29
• Youth shelter opens in Redlands
• Redlands city manager is administrator of the year
• Footlighters nominated for awards
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates 20 years
• City staff negotiates reduction in tree trimming contract costs
• University of Redlands stages two plays
• Zydeco dance group moves to bigger venue
• NASCAR to honor Redlands family in remembrance of fallen son
• Lifetime Redlands resident dies at 102
• Fund-raising campaign nets $200,000 for YMCA of the East Valley
• Occupy Redlands plans teach-in on Monday
• Residents offer comments on proposed Walmart Supercenter
• Four Redlands friends to take on the Mongol Rally for charity
• Mardis drops out of race for Congress
• Redlands' Arthur Cortner known for sense of humor and compassion
• Pets ready for adoption at animal shelter
• Police, firefighters to serve at benefit for disabled children
• RPD advises safe St. Patrick's Day driving
• Parties for the Necklace lineup filling up
• Scouts sell lemonade for camping fund
• Annual Vintage Redlands Tour set for April 27
• Trails at 10 reservations now available
• Redlands Conservancy plans annual membership meeting
• Presentation about teen brains coming to Redlands
• YMCA circus party for TLC kids
• San Gorgonio HS band teacher held in student sex case
• Parking standards eased for mountain restaurants
• History program coming to County Museum
• Inland Empire Enforcers to compete in Cops-N-Jocks Bowl
• State bill would require consideration of unemployed job seekers
• Florida man passes through San Bernardino on cross-country run supporting veterans
• Locals get their kicks
• Most races set for June 5 open-primary election
• Fair Political Practices Commission to close San Bernardino County supervisor's file
• Tea Party group effort would take gay history out of school books
• California Republican Party announces endorsements, picks Miller over Dutton
• Inland Mexican Heritage public walking tours set for Redlands
• Marriage equality activist speaks at Redlands church
• Local women honored at Redlands luncheon
• Postmus remarks to feds raise questions
• Occupy Redlands members protest 'war on women'
• National report says minority students punished more often, but some local schools avoid pitfalls
• Revolution is theme at History Day in Fontana
• Traffic collision kills Rialto woman
• Gerrard's begins selling charitable water bottles
• Reproductive health care divides Redlanders
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley Library
• SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY MUSEUM EVENTS
• Study says diesel emissions can increase risk of cancer three-fold
• Races set for June 5 open-primary election
• A.K. Smiley Library celebration to feature puppeteer
• Christian Science community alive in Redlands
• Loved ones pay final respects to San Bernardino mother and her son who died in tragic car crash
• U.S. jobless rate remains at 8.3 percent, but economy shows evidence of growth amid uncertainties
• Lawyers confirmed for Redlands double-homicide suspects
• Planning Commission to hold meeting on Redlands Crossing
• Artist paints Buddhist symbols with light
• Redlands Conservancy to host 2012 Kickoff Party
• County superintendent said he kept board informed about investigation, rejects call to resign
• San Bernardino International Airport dispute intensifies as controversial airport firm files for bankruptcy protection
• Area students help convince lawmakers to block financial aid cuts
• Future of packinghouse in limbo
• Packinghouse part of Redlands citrus history
• Core ensemble to perform celebration of African American women
• Singers shine at Spinet
• Redlands resident Jack Berry's love for the small things lives on even after his passing
• Don's Bike Shop set for Friday night's grand opening
• Gerrard's signs on to sell Music Changing Lives bottled water
• County Museum plans trip to Dinosaur Hall
• Redlands teacher attends private screening invited by actor Daniel Radcliffe
• RCMA has new leadership
• Magazine article on Redlands make editor want to visit
• Soon-to-close post office building eyed as possible location of Redlands Historical Museum
• Pets of the week, March 8
• RPD schedules weekend sobriety checkpoint
• Aguilar endorsed by labor council
• Redlands unveils interactive table to aid city planning
• Rev. Doyle draws a crowd at U of R Chapel
• Council terminates contract with Krikorina for MOD Packinghouse
• Council postpones decision on Crystal Springs
• Program teaches students about the effects of alcohol
• Parties Kickoff Party set for March 23
• Talent show for charity gets reprise
• Never Alone program in need of volunteers
• Echo Echo to play at The Falconer
• Historic preservation topic of special workshop
• Great Redlands Scavenger Hunt challenges locals
• Foreclosure settlement: Good step toward housing recovery
• Arrests hailed as 'a big relief'
• Common Cause forum discusses Supreme Court judges' ethics
• Wife of Gerrard's market owner dies
• YMCA program serves as fun outlet for developmentally disabled
• Iris featured at the annual flower show
• Redlands Horticultural and Improvement Society to meet on March 15
• Redlander recognized for athletics
• Redlanders gather for premiere of 'Aquabats!'
• Cal State to host EcoFest
• Pansies honor Redlands patron saints
• Fire chief thanks university for donation
• Redlanders concerned about post office building
• Where the past finds a home
• 7 homes to host luncheon
• What's new at the A.K. Smiley Library
• Seniors share their stories
• Local schools join push for healthier eating
• Legal woes vex former Million Air franchise
• Redlands Chamber announces first Shop Redlands winner
• San Bernardino County Museum celebrates animals
• Redlands youth softball/baseball season begins
• Lenten series under way
• Crafton pupils celebrate Seuss
• Redlands Art Association holds mini show
• Brookside post office in Redlands to close
• Junior Olympians are not afraid of competitive edge
• Local music students perform and compete
• Children's authors and illustrators gather in Redlands
• Redlander surprised on 90th at his YMCA workout
• Local assemblywoman helps push 'Homeowners Bill of Rights'
• Dutton stumps for bill protecting businesses from frivolous Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuits
• Foreigner brings it home in the I.E.
• Cypress Hill Smokeout returns to San Bernardino
• The Russians are coming to California Theatre
• Loss of Lewis and Dreier could impact region
• Students, educators decry cuts
• Ramos supports governor's initiative for public safety funding
• Heartland Players to hold theater camp
• Math-Science Conference held at the University of Redlands
• Max Holmes speaks of the changing planet at the Redlands Forum
• Free car wash planned for cancer survivors
• Derry, Bagley square off in forum for county Board of Supervisors' District 2 seat
• Global champs back for more
• UPDATE: San Bernardino County schools chief highlights gains, decries cuts
• DEVELOPING: Occupy Redlands groups protests in front of local Walmart
• Local retired music specialist leading youths
• Leap Year baby born at Redlands Community Hospital
• Rotary club honors donors
• Salon celebrates anniversary of opening
• Redlands forms sustainability group
• County leaders see a positive future despite the loss of redevelopment tools
• Pets of the week, March 1
• Redlands creamery opens Saturday
• California Democrats propose 'Homeowners Bill of Rights'
• Redlands architect publishes teen novel
• Redlands seeks to capitalize on history
• Chicago Colony visits the Marrin Estate
• Launch set for Parties fundraisers
• Redlands officials study preservation principles
• Redlands police investigating body found near wash
• Tennis-For-Fun coming back to Redlands
• San Bernardino County settles suit with former top exec for $650,000
• San Bernardino County supervisors discuss limiting campaign contributions
• Cal State students coordinate help at senior center
• Valley Preparatory students 'go native' with plants
• Snow, rain creates 'winter wonderland'
• Redlands Bowl announces lineup for 89th season
• Former state assemblyman Adams to run for the 8th District
• DMV office in San Bernardino to close for 18 months
• Redlands triathlon returns, raises $3,000 for program
• Homeless, needy find compassion and help with aid of The Community Foundation
• Animals! Animals! Animals! comes to museum
• Classic movie night at Fox
• Celebrating Joy of her life
• Occupy group plans protests at Walmarts
• Speaker about marriage equality coming to Redlands
• Storm to bring heavy snow, blizzard-like conditions on Monday
• Redlands Fire Department to hold ceremony
• Workshop planned to discuss historic preservation in Redlands
• Occupy Claremont vows to carry on despite setback
• Ex-deputy in court
• Suspect in abduction in court
• Sponsors sought for RUSD student athletes
• Redlands bookstore brings in authors
• San Bernardino man shot, killed at end of police pursuit in L.A.
• Rancho Cucamonga man writes of his experience with testicular cancer
• Supervisor pay-cut initiative amasses 50,000 signatures
• Donnelly charged with misdemeanors for gun incident at L.A./Ontario International
• Redlands woman fights for ski lift safety
• College students to help rebuild homes
• Fire marshal delivers baby on side of 215 Freeway
• Gourmet Pizza Shoppe exciting, creative and delicious
• Redlands group touts energy efficiency
• Redlands veteran wins Best of Show
• Father Greg Boyle to speak at University of Redlands
• Redlands pair work to send kids to camp
• Packinghouse sale conditions not met
• Holocaust survivor speaks at University of La Verne
• Former Norton air base to have its own museum
• Redlands mail distribution center won't close
• Redlands resident Marie Solozabal turns 101
• Concert to benefit Step by Step
• "Queen Milli of Galt" coming to Footlighters
• Clement stages "Annie" this weekend
• "Hogwash" comedy staging in Rialto
• Common Cause branch forms in Redlands
• Wickman gains endorsement for Congress
• Career Information Day scheduled
• Derry to replace Shakespeare troupe's swords
• Jambalaya Stew band slated for Crab 'N Jazz
• Armed robbery reported at Deja Vu
• Million Air terminates franchise agreement with key developer at San Bernardino airport
• California Community Colleges system announces new budget cuts
• Cal State faculty to vote on systemwide strike
• Occupy Redlands Teach In set for Saturday
• Tribal chairman of San Manuel James Ramos will not seek re-election
• Memorial services for 9-year-old Cece Svenson to be held this Saturday
• Jay Frederick Tilton was friend to all
• Healthy lesson at Grove School Farmer's Market
• City agrees to use funds for vehicle replacement, tree trimming
• 'Outstanding' professor awarded at Cal State San Bernardino
• 7-year-old neutered terrier mix available at Redlands Animal Shelter
• What's in a nomination?
• Historic Preservation Workshop open to the public
• Parties Kickoff Party set for March 23
• Redlands Conservancy Board of Directors meets to consider goals
• TV show Glee features Redlands' singers
• Stroll down Memory Lane in Redlands
• Environment focus of week activities
• Storm troopers
• Redlands Triathlon fast approaching
• Proposed Walmart dominates 'Coffee' talk
• Critics say good riddance to RDAs
• Rebecca Moore, University of Redlands former First Lady passes away
• Read books about books and writers
• First female sheriff deputy in San Bernardino County remembers breaking barriers in a man's world
• Southern California cities rally behind Ontario efforts to take control of L.A./Ontario International Airport
• RDA rumors need disabusing
• Redlands launches new website address, design
• Derry's re-election bid gets a boost
• New children's show features Redlands native
• Judge says San Bernardino airport officials can terminate fuel farm contract
• Musician planning concert 10 years after hand shot to pieces in robbery
• Labor market isn't child's play anymore
• Forum lineup shrinks
• 'Green Week' arrives at University of Redlands
• Redlands wealth adviser accused of 'Ponzi-like scheme'
• Homes set for 2012 Camellia Luncheon
• Cajun, Zydeco dance set Feb. 26
• Not just singers at this year's Rotary competition
• Redlands man invents tool to relieve sports injuries
• Women who give back will be honored
• Gusty winds expected to slow by this afternoon
• Judge to hear witness interviews in Old Fire arson case
• Local organic farm adds solar panels
• Apellate court could have major impact on San Bernardino County corruption case
• Redlands PTA's holds annual Honorary Service Awards
• All supervisor candidates to be in forum organized by Redlands Tea Party Patriots
• First big snow blankets San Bernardino Mountains, Cajon Pass
• Journal of '20s Redlands childhood becomes book
• Rosena Ranch housing development under way in Fontana
• Firefighters extinguish blaze in home
• Yucaipa man caught stealing metal from local business
• Two arrested for DUI during checkpoint
• Remodeled dining room unveiled at Redlands retirement community
• Cook legislation targets corrupt government staffers
• Mountain bikers ready for first race
• Man suspected of starting fire dies in jail
• Pets of the week, February 16
• DEVELOPING: Redlands planning to improve two if its busiest intersections
• Yucaipa man graduates from combat training
• Occupy Redlands headed for Saturday council forum
• Details emerge regarding final weeks of Redlands woman found dead in Australia
• Highlights of the president's refinance proposal
• Local amputee group rides through Palm Springs
• Lugonia remembers hearts on Valentine's Day
• "Biggest Hearts" in Redlands honored
• Democrats start talking tough to Obama on housing
• Public invited to preservation workshop
• San Bernardino County budget gap narrowing
• Dispatcher-turned-assemblywoman seeks 911 privacy through bill
• Community grieves for 22-year-old Redlands woman found dead in Australia
• Smartphone app may soon allow immediate connection to emergency agencies
• Singers and orchestra make a musical valentine
• Smiley Elementary has big dance day
• Learn the language of flowers
• History of African violets
• Learn about designing with roses
• Loaded gun found in Redlands man's carry-on at Ontario airport
• Academy Awards telecast planned at The Fox
• Fort Irwin training creates new sort of soldier
• Fundraisers play critical role in success of RUSD's extracurricular activities
• 'God's Not Dead Tour' coming to Redlands
• Citrus Valley to have Music Night at Reign hockey game
• University of Redlands will hold open house
• Victorian-themed Valentine's event draws crowd
• Bug poses 'devastating impact' to citrus industry
• Business mixer teaches teens to network
• Occupy Redlands to launch radio show
• Ancient wisdom and modern technology combine in home's design
• Film featuring Redlands will screen again
• Grandparents celebrated at Redlands school
• Manufacturers say Inland Empire needs better-trained workers
• Darwin Day celebrated with lecture on evolution
• Local centers offer free income tax preparation
• Bruce Lee documentary raises new questions, features Redlands resident
• Redlands runner Canales earns All-Academic status
• Redlands Bicycle Classic is fast approaching
• Redlands finishes third in SB county's Academic Decathlon
• San Bernardino County airport official, former Twentynine Palms mayor to seek seat on Board of Supervisors
• Kuwaiti artist shoots music video at Kimberly Crest
• Authorities serve papers on Rialto gang
• Occupy asks city to object to Constitutional rights for corporations
• One suspect arrested, another identified in double homicide
• Mortgage settlement includes billions for Inland Empire, L.A. County
• Yucaipa City Councilman Greg Bogh makes Yucaipa a super-majority in supporting Ramos
• Christian Scientist speaker coming to Redlands
• Unforgettable Hearts Awards luncheon to honor those giving 'so much of themselves' in I.E.
• Adopt a pet: 4-month-old yellow Pharaoh hound/Lab mix, 2-year-old neutered orange domestic short hair tabby cat
• A Victorian Valentine Celebration Day experience
• Former Redlands man to perform in Hollywood
• $100,000 contribution not a bribe from Colonies, says Postmus
• Jury: Death penalty for man in deadly Yucca Valley attack
• City launches program to eliminate junk mail
• Screening explores the ins, outs of Walmart
• Redlanders complete marathon
• Professor remembered for naturalism
• Armed men hold up gas station convenience store
• Congressional candidate event for meeting voters
• Stater Bros. increases profits, plans new store
• Redlands' Lincoln Dinner to feature historian/author
• Redlands council members focus on citrus groves
• Inland Empire gay-rights advocates rejoice at ruling
• San Bernardino County supervisors adjust spending rules
• Fifth-grader's film used in University of Redlands course
• Fitness challenges set for Saturday
• Scavenger hunt registration deadline looms
• County Supervisor Neil Derry announces more endorsements
• Orchids up for bids
• Learn about cacti and succulents
• Finish January garden chores in February
• Musical Tale Of 'Joseph' Returns To Lifehouse Theater
• Huge oak tree falls on house in Redlands
• Lincoln Dinner to feature historian author
• Workshop teaches students math skills using virtual racecars
• Assemblyman goes door-to-door with Patriots
• Kwappenberg looks to approach county projects with a plan
• Redlander featured in Bruce Lee project
• Segregation at historic low, study shows
• RUSD may be violating law which prohibits mandatory fees
• Chaffey dominates Academic Decathlon's final event
• Lincoln Pilgrimage draws thousands
• A Super Sunday DUI crackdown
• Council to discuss biomedical tech park plans
• Specialized lectures at U of R
• Father Boyle to speak at U of R
• Help with your taxes is available
• Chocolate, fun combine to help kids
• Name-dropping: A look at some new biographies
• School programs must charge fees
• Virtual classroom helps Army reach out to students
• Black leaders say there's still work to realize the dream of Martin Luther King
• Student spotlights
• U.S. unemployment falls to 8.3 percent
• DEVELOPING: Local Redlander to be featured in Bruce Lee documentary film
• Long-awaited opening of Toby Keith restaurant on the horizon
• Mt. SAC moving forward with stricter smoking policy
• Community members wear red for heart disease awareness
• Best fast food in town: Nick's Burgers
• Panel backs Crystal Springs
• City gets grant for flood control
• Recent rains bring of flood of memories
• Anxiety rises for San Bernardino neighborhood as two more men shot dead
• Arts and entertainment briefs, Feb. 3
• High school junior sweeps college debate
• 'Sense and Sensibility' at Heartland
• Y starts annual sustaining campaign
• Students from Redlands, REV and Citrus Valley high schools are participating in the 2012 Academic Decathalon
• Locals join AIDS benefit
• Supervisor Derry accuses opponent of gang, drug ties
• Locals prepare for Super Sunday
• Display on Frederick Douglass opens
• Early signs suggest growth in demand for warehouse space
• Shop Redlands campaign launched
• City employees honored for hard work, dedication
• Happy Groundhog Day
• Redlands among Top 100 in Solar use
• Redlands Chamber of Commerce announce new Shop Redlands First campaign
• Two in SB endorse Wickman
• Redlands council approves costs to treat Asian Citrus Psyllid
• Police, Fire, ABC provide training to downtown nightclubs, bars
• RPD increasing Super Bowl DUI patrol
• Redlands Community Center to host talent show
• Elementary artists work solicited for note cards
• New tool to fight Asian citrus psyllid
• Clock presented to Cortner's
• New attraction for Splash Kingdom Waterpark at Pharaoh's amusement park
• Man arrested in connection with a robbery of items used to feed those less fortunate
• Mill Creek Zanja driving tour booklet available
• Redlands Conservancy receives two big gifts
• Heska's Sugar Shack
• City manager plans another open forum
• Redlands makes Solar Cities Top 100
• Local farmers receive laptops after completing USDA funded computer course
• Interim president appointed at San Bernardino Valley College
• It's camellia time in Redlands
• Crystal Springs decision expected this week
• Men, faith and Hot Rods event in Inland Empire
• San Bernardino police to increase patrols in neighborhood where teen slain
• San Bernardino County working with hospitals to reduce number of elective deliveries
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The New Educational Musical ‘Clara Barton Of The Red Cross’ For Schools
• Exhibit details Frederick Douglass' quest for knowledge, freedom
• Scouts take self-defense course
• Airport development agency likely to survive redevelopment law, official says
• Police Department uses social media to help fight crime
• Elementary honor band announced
• Church to feed community
• Booster clubs, donations ease financial strain for Redlands school activities
• Youths honored at Boys and Girls Clubs of Redlands banquet
• Group discusses law on gay history
• New research suggests link between genetics, Wall Street success
• Awareness walk brings attention to local human trafficking
• Auditions open for Shakespeare Festival
• Strong winds put firefighters on alert, force cancellation of classes at Cal State San Bernardino
• Supreme Court upholds Commission Senate maps
• Citrograph marks 125 years of business
• Newest 31st district candidate says he relates to low-income constituency
• RHS mural gets finishing touches
• Occupy teach-in about climate change
• Photo show seeks participants
• Elegant new clock at Cortner Chapel
• Trinity Episcopal Church to hold Candlemas
• What's new at the A. K. Smiley Public Library
• Redlands woman shares stories for seniors
• Parade kicks off annual ode to Lincoln
• Redlands Unified School District saves $900,000 through energy efficiency
• Redlands Schools adjusting to Grad Nite changes
• Free concert tonight
• Redlands Starbucks not on list to sell beer
• Man and Woman of the Year
• Old Fire suspect withdraws plea offer
• Highland police chief and city councilman endorse Ramos for supervisor
• Highland couple thankful they changed Costa Concordia cruise plans
• Musical theater performers wanted
• Create fossil replicas at county museum
• San Bernardino County supervisor says part-time status would be disastrous
• 2011 was third-slowest year on record for residential permits
• Redlands Citizens Academy seeks participants
• Redlands cultivates three garden spots
• New ladder truck to be christened today
• Direct Relief's use of Esri technology leads to award
• Splash Kingdom plans groundbreaking for wave pool
• Commission approves transitional housing facility
• Preservation: the influence of an individual
• New Civil War exhibit to highlight 40th annual Lincoln Shrine Open House
• RPD schedules weekend sobriety checkpoint
• City to hold free small business workshop series
• Congregation Emanu El plans guest lecturers
• Native plant, water conservation presentation at local school
• Group to discuss passage of Fair History Act
• Running has helped woman cope with loss
• Court rules in favor of churches
• Geyer: Thank you, Newt
• Blaine Knox, owner of Colonial Inn house, dies
• UPDATE: Redlands city manager's open forum postponed
• Great Redlands Scavenger Hunt on schedule
• Planning Commission to review transitional housing facility
• Police reserves called 'huge asset'
• Book reviewer, author to speak at University of Redlands
• Garden chores for sunny and rainy days
• Chamber to present civic awards
• Competitive middle school marching band gives season wrap-up
• Responses to Walmart project in
• Redlands Symphony concert is a winner
• Chamber to present civic awards
• Chamber to present civic awards
• Gas Co. warns of potential payment scam
• Zonta Club assists service organizations
• Orange groves' care puts the squeeze on City Council
• Assemblyman Donnelly to speak at group breakfast
• Aging Kimberly Crest needs help to survive
• 10-year-old among 12 to get Taekwondo black belts
• Residents featured in film about 10 Freeway
• Book reviewer, author to speak at U of R
• How the mansion came to be
• Insect, 'puff and crease' threaten orange groves
• New dynasty for water park?
• Redlands girl publishes memoir on Egyptian Revolution
• Congressmen say jobs key priority for 2012
• Technology transforming college experience
• Loma Linda University School of Dentistry to hold free clinic Sunday
• Read exciting tales of the sea
• Redlands native has hand in familiar videos
• 'Oliver' coming to Redlands Bowl
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops to 12.2 percent
• Step-by-Step adds program coordinator
• Decathlon teams prepping for annual competition
• Artist, author to speak at Bethany Reformed Church
• Redlands cyclist seeks alliance
• Huichos only place for authentic Zacatecas food
• Community center unveils renovation
• Occupy Redlands joins Occupy the Courts event
• All-County Honor Band releases roster
• CVB Financial reports record profits
• Dutton eyes Congress bid
• California's 31st Congressional District earns spot in Red-to-Blue program
• District attorney launches public service announcement
• Children's literature festival draws award-winning authors
• Council votes to dissolve redevelopment agency
• Ontario fires back at Los Angeles over criticism of its campaign to take over ONT
• RHS Hall of Fame begins renovation
• Cities in San Bernardino County mostly score Fs in survey on tobacco control
• Court of Appeals visit RHS campus
• Group launches fundraising site for Wildcat stadium
• Local county museum earthquake expert to be honored in Washington
• People respond to Redlands packing house default
• Local lawmakers sound off on anti-online piracy bills opposed by many Internet companies
• Redlands council issues notice of default to Krikorian
• Battle of Bands at Redlands high school delayed
• Civil War veterans in Redlands
• Bowl announces auditions for 'Oliver!'
• Prospect Park restroom gets makeover
• Civil War veterans in Redlands
• REV kicks off stadium project
• Council receives money for ladder truck equipment
• Council approves parking limitations
• Ceremony planned to christen ladder truck
• Council hears housing authority presentation
• Youth Hope receives grants
• San Manuel tribe makes donation to emergency program
• Redlands school nominated as Blue Ribbon institution
• Redlands filmmaker to screen winning documentary
• Santa Ana River Trail gets repairs
• Redlands architect Clare Day shares stories about Mid-Century Modern design
• Is that the Emerald Necklace?
• Soccer clinic funds soccer scholarships
• Civil War veterans in Redlands
• How the payroll tax cut extension will affect mortgage rates and fees
• Library to hold employment camp
• 50 attend Dr. Martin Luther King service
• King and Occupy causes compared at service
• Happy birthday Jenna Surdzial, 10
• Make miniature floral designs
• Learn about growing ferns
• Program on rose care
• Occupy Redlands holds vigil to honor King
• Community signs, blesses beam for synagogue
• Moore science teacher gets fellowship
• Kimberly Crest to repair cracks, leaks in pond
• Sharing knowledge on pruning roses
• Big crowd gets on board for Train Days at county museum
• San Bernardino Symphony to perform today
• Council to discuss MOD Packinghouse, redevelopment agency
• Music, dance, big crowd at Asian American Expo
• Total ban urged on cellphones while driving
• Community leaders share 2012 outlook
• Firefighters did 'heck of job' containing blaze near Crestline
• Congregation to host beam signing on Sunday
• Many partisan fights in Congress may have helped Rep. Lewis to make decision on retirement
• Community leaders share 2012 outlook
• Occupy Redlands plans MLK vigil
• Mock trial awards given at ceremony
• Congressman Jerry Lewis to retire
• Lewis' announcement triggers other public figures to put name in hat
• Meeting addresses block grant concerns
• Forum to focus on Mongolia
• News of Lewis' retirement brings mixed emotions
• Jerry Lewis' political career timeline
• Benchwarmers support high school athletics
• Airport's 'aggressive actions' forced company's bankruptcy filing, attorney says
• Redlands Mayor Pete Aguilar confirms he'll run for Congress
• Blackhawk speech team sweeps two tournaments
• Aguilar confirms Congress run
• Horses, mustangs, burros adoptable Saturday
• Amputee group rides for kids
• Water bottles benefit music program
• Dreier's next move closely watched
• Norton Regional Events Center takes off at San Bernardino International Airport
• Business owners, officials discuss San Bernardino-area rapid-transportation project
• Special-ed program to start
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to be honored around community
• Rose demo at Plymouth Village
• Immerse yourself in suspense
• Man arrested for shooting at Loma Linda apartment complex
• Man sentenced in 1993 Valentine's Day killing
• Hospital executive named administrator of Loma Linda University Medical Center East Campus
• Redlands Community Hospital Foundation receives grant
• Benchwarmers seeks sponsors
• Redlands finds extra funds
• Protest opposes state health cuts
• School board looks at midyear progress
• Commission gives go-ahead to Hangar 24 expansion
• Around Redlands, Jan. 11
• Redlands, Inland Empire await next week's announcement from Rep. Jerry Lewis
• 'The Little Princess' coming to Redlands
• Historic Fox ready for new year
• Interactive display focusing on child abuse coming to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
• Churches kick off plans for fundraising bike ride benefitting Foothill AIDS Project, Inland AIDS Project
• Commission to review Hangar 24, YMCA expansions
• Smiley first-grader Ke'ala Thomas recovering from sudden liver failure
• Don't top your trees
• Show and tell program on African violets
• New rose makes debut
• Learn about miniatures, gems of the orchid world
• Happy birthday Beverly Davis, 63
• New Year's resolutions for gardeners
• Great Redlands Scavenger Hunt deadline approaching
• Citrus Workshop open to the public
• My experience at the vigil
• Redlands Police release booking photo of sexual assault suspect
• Amputees cycling to send children to camp
• Bowl announces summer musical choice
• Occupy Redlands to give presentation
• Appeals Court to give arguments at Redlands High School
• Water agency asks Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for more background study information
• School districts to introduce transitional kindergarten
• Train Days makes a return run in Redlands
• School administrators see little gain from state Supreme Court ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Redlands society seeks applications for garden grants
• Political groups share similar goals
• Girl Scouts decorate Rose Parade float
• Redlands woman makes name for herself in floral design
• Big Dog Bowl is hit, even though Snoop Dogg is no-show
• Weisser is back on state board
• Ballot initiative would expand role of online classes in K-12 system
• Monster fish caught at Yucaipa Derby
• Public Safety Academy reaches higher ground
• Event targets state of black male/female relationships
• Political groups share similar goals
• Home tour raises thousands for Legal Aid program
• Personal trainer arrested for sexual assault on teen at gym
• Police receive safety grant
• Donnelly says petition drive has fallen short in effort to repeal the California Dream Art
• Ceremony to officially kick off bike ride in May
• Public invited to community development meeting
• Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Redlands worth more than $234,000
• Carl Culverhouse, aerospace engineer, dies
• San Bernardino County Museum plans lecture on Ice Age Horses of the American West
• Pin-up girl calendar benefits hospitalized veterans
• History of cycling in Redlands to be presented
• Community gathers to remember Redlands teen victims
• Hangar 24 reaches new status
• Negative memories of park linger
• Drive to benefit Redlands local non-profit
• San Bernardino police seek's public's help to find suspected child molester
• Bobcat has standoff with dog in Redlands backyard
• Shelter says birds causing parasite in dogs
• Assistance League gets help
• Blood drive today at police annex
• Home invasion robbery reported on Crescent
• 'Celebrate' items now available at Olive Market
• Patriots to screen movie, lead election discussion
• Thursday marks shooting anniversary
• Aguilar considering Congress bid
• Vigil planned to mark anniversary of shootings
• Mountain resorts look forward to cooler temps
• Issues at Public Safety Academy play out in lawsuit
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The New Musical ‘A Little Princess’
• ELIAS: Is this the year to restore intent of Prop. 13
• High-speed rail project needs independent audit
• Pharaoh's Adventure Park Timeline
• Civil lawsuit filed against Gastineau, PSA and Sheriff's Department
• AVID program at REV receives grant
• Burglar takes loaded shotgun from police car
• DEVELOPING: Pharaoh's gets new ownership, name
• Occupy Redlands occupies Rose Parade
• City's agreement with Esri looks at expansion
• AYSO ref requirement keeps top two teams out of playoffs
• Three Redlands students perform with Rose Parade honor band
• Start the new year with a trim
• Business says its guidance will organize whole home in a month
• Garden resolutions for 2012
• Redlands Conservancy's Land Trust Cabinet works
• Council gives go ahead on Safety Hall study
• A century of flower shows
• Paperwhites bloom from Thanksgiving to Easter
• Pipes hazardous to birds
• Architect Clare Day featured speaker at Redlands Modern
• Man has the heart for girls' tackle football
• I.E. transportation projects focus of workshop
• Plastic pollution the topic of discussion at club's monthly meeting
• Shelter looking for loving homes for its furry friends
• Solar equipment burns atop tire warehouse
• Class on Judaism offered in late January
• !00 years ago in Redlands
• Jose J. Velasco Jr., 11
• A match made in a musical
• Anyone remember the university's annual Noel?
• Portugal - beaches, music, monuments and wine
• YMCA gets all new workout equipment
• A special mission for a wounded 'brother'
• Solar equipment burns atop Redlands tire warehouse
• Traffic resumes after sinkhole snarls commuters in Colton
• New laws take effect in California
• Longtime Redlands dairyman receives Purple Heart
• Church to broadcast lecture series
• Looking back at 2011
• Jurado arraigned in soldier's shooting
• Tipsy Tow service offered in Redlands
• Redlands KMart store not on closure list
• Shakespeare Festival swords stolen
• Elimination of redevelopment would affect Redlands
• Flu season ramping up
• After three years, still no opening date for Fresh & Easy in Loma Linda
• Silliness expected at Friday author visit
• Sheriff's deputies arrest rape suspect
• LOOKING BACK AT 2011: Redlands schools mark milestones, accomplishments
• Digital-only Mondays coming in January
• LLUMC reports data breach
• Arraignment postponed for suspect in Afghanistan war veteran's shooting
• Council receives mall airspace
• Council prohibits dogs from sports park
• Disney stars stop at Redlands day care facility
• 'Little Lives' honored with annual walk
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 29
• Vigil to mark the naming of baby Jesus
• Governor appoints to Weisser position on board
• REV choir has busy holiday season
• Let's go back to Bedford Falls
• Car drives into urgent care facility
• Inland Occupiers plan to attend Rose Parade protest
• LOOKING BACK AT 2011: Community loses activists, leaders
• Business mixer planned
• Energy on rooftop
• Three tips to reduce the cost of college
• Council reviews water pollution program
• What to do in Redlands during the holidays
• Redlands Conservancy plans for future
• Pool project at YMCA ahead of schedule
• Heavenly bamboo has a color for every season
• Decorate with colorful cyclamen
• Don't top your trees
• Redlands woman places second in photo competition
• Fruitcake can be decadent and delightful
• 'K-Mart Angel' pays off $2,000 of shoppers' layaway bills
• 2011: Look Back
• Lockyer has head in sand on pensions
• Public opinion turns against civil servants
• Wounded soldier still on life support after being shot at welcome-home party
• Events mark Heritage Room's anniversary
• U of R study finds acceleration in job growth
• Robberies, shootings mar 2011
• 'Shop Local' campaign helping businesses enjoy a great holiday season
• There's still something special about receiving Christmas card
• Correction
• Grant allows city to replace citrus
• Special light display viewing includes Santa's fire truck entrance
• It was a cowboy Christmas in 1948
• Non-profit gives shoes to homeless, at-risk teens and adults
• New book explores the Chinese Cultural Revolution
• Restaurant hosts toy drive for the community
• 100 years ago in Redlands
• Readers remember the Lancers band
• Civil lawsuit filed against former deputy, Sheriff's Department in Explorer case
• Bio-feedback program helps women vets
• PTSD poses special problems for the holidays
• Redlands Hanukkah celebration Sunday
• Program increases water revenues
• Redlands woman places second in photo competition
• Blessing Center gives toys to all comers
• Winds wreak havoc on local freeways
• COURTS: A look back at 2011
• More charges for former deputy in Explorer scandal
• Surveys: Holiday retail sales up from 2010 levels
• Tea Party rallies against 'Dream Act'
• Redlands shelter gives advice regarding pets as gifts
• Redlands grad releases animated book online
• 'It's a Wonderful Life' timely as ever at LifeHouse
• Nursing home, two people named in complaint
• GOP folds on payroll tax
• Ontario physicians group part of nationwide pilot program
• 2011: The Year in News - and the one upcoming
• Bonnes Meres raises $80,000 for needy children
• Public safety unit accepts arbitrator's labor terms
• More military banners to go up
• New library window honors longtime Redlands teacher, volunteer
• Portion of 215 North to close as 215-210 connector construction finishes
• Defense seeks more evidence in Old Fire case
• Realtors: U.S. home sales even less than previously reported
• Sister Mary: Saint to needy
• Report exposes party meddling in redistricting
• Million Air to host State of County address
• Redlander has radio talk show about eating right
• Council asks staff to revisit townhome project
• Camp invites children to play, get fit
• Campaign against drunken driving includes checkpoints, education
• Restaurant hosts toy giveaway to the needy
• 'Princess' comes to Redlands
• Redlands Benchwarmers approve support for RUSD student athletes
• Le Van Family returns to Plymouth Village
• Greater Good Coffee celebrates Special Olympics
• And the new holiday window contest champ is ...
• Local athletes highlight All-Citrus Belt League boys water polo team
• Fall votes the spur for sudden spate of tax hike pushes
• Trombone Christmas features big Redlands names
• Animal shelter seeking donations
• Resident dies after collision
• New exhibit opens today at County Museum
• Wreaths for the holidays and beyond
• Christmas trees of the past
• Winter rose tips
• Redlands Police honor officers, volunteers, retiree
• Volunteers come in all guises
• Adult school accepting registration
• Pets of the week, December 20
• Riders collect donations for Toys for Tots
• Spike in accidents coincides with 215 Freeway widening project
• Firefighters collect toys for children
• Council to consider subdivision
• Las Posadas called 'soul, spirit of Christmas'
• Woman to seek Guinness record
• Occupiers unhappy with lack of communication from Rep. Lewis
• Not every Santa is called Claus
• Commission looks at acrobatic studio
• Leading Ladies promote literacy at Christmas event
• Environmental report available for Mojave Desert water project
• If heavy rains come, Highland will be ready this time
• Real trees or fake ones? The debate over the holiday tradition rages on
• A touch of grauple in parts of the I.E.
• Burrage Mansion hosts holiday party for low-income kids, teens
• Redlands is alight with holiday spirit
• Good Neighbor group responds to Walmart review
• Commission reviews special events, sales
• Unemployment rates drop in Inland Empire
• FBI airport probe costs Highland $10 million grant
• Local schools get $17 million in grants from state
• Redlands man creates photo tribute to soldiers
• REV grad's face defines Occupy movement for TIME
• U.S. declares official end to war in Iraq
• DUI enforcement to surge over holidays
• 'Classically Black' concert benefits youth programs
• Trial ordered for former deputy in Explorer sex case
• City extends review period for Walmart project EIR
• Occupy Redlands to march on Lewis' office
• Local cat makes it big as August model in feline calendar
• Rancho Cucamonga gets help after storm
• Band will play jazzy Christmas concert
• Cal State San Bernardino among state's safest colleges
• Reality show shoots pilot episode in Redlands
• Officials decry education cuts, weigh options for new taxes
• Decision on closing postal center in Redlands is delayed
• Hallelujah flash mob entertains shoppers
• Airport moves to oust controversial developer
• Grand Terrace offers employees vacation buyout
• Newly approved McDonald's draws ire in Loma Linda
• Foreclosures jump in Inland Empire, Los Angeles County
• Book store to host two holiday-themed events on Saturday
• Coalition means to create change
• Family traditions, 'Tamale parties' for the holidays
• Firefighter arrested for assault
• Blood drive, marrow screening set today in honor of ill Redlands girl
• Redlands' Mission Gables work enters final phase
• Two more Redlands City Council members endorse Ramos
• Planning Commission recommends development change
• Crime & Public Safety, Dec. 14
• CVHS shoe drive helps Redlands Family Services Association carry out mission
• Bike thief arrested
• Redlands sees an increase in sales tax revenues
• San Bernardino schools in danger of losing $7.2 million in funding
• Proposed cuts to SB County specialized peace officers' salary and benefits
• Schools bracing for word on potential cuts
• Club joins with store to give shoes to children
• Brian Setzer set to rock SB's California Theatre
• African violet group will meet
• How to use slow-release fertilizers
• Rose society plans holiday potluck
• Dwarf myrtle makes good holiday decoration
• Holiday festivities for Horticultural Society
• Concert, toy drive to benefit local hospital
• Community makes a statement
• Protesters halt operations at some west US ports
• Winter Wonderland celebrated at LLU Children's Hospital
• Holiday service available for those who need support
• SB supes to consider ethics reform
• Report finds fewer killings
• Area business, Reign hockey team partner to raise funds for charity
• Reality star, business owner to speak in Redlands
• Winter storm headed toward Southern California
• Hinkley's plume of contamination appears to be migrating northward at a much faster rate
• Occupy groups meet in Ontario
• Experiences can differ for charter schools seeking approval
• Moore marching band wins first place
• Thousands enjoy Redlands' Childrens Christmas Block Party
• RHS wins county-wide Mock Trial championships
• Nativity scenes draw a lot of 'look at that one!"
• League all-stars named
• Redlands Community Hospital hosts 80th anniversary holiday event
• Cope benefit to feature author signing
• Measure I discussions halted for more time to gather information
• Author brings Christmas tale to life
• Author to sign holiday books at Frugal Frigate
• Community offers recycling options
• School donates toys, gift cards to charity
• Local fitness expert wins big at bodybuilding competition
• First group of released prisoners hit the streets
• County officials hope to offer health treatment, prevention information to early-release prisoners
• Temple plans Hanukkah festivities
• City eliminates copy charges for public records
• Catalina is nearby Paradise
• Not much is known about Mary's later life
• RHS makes it to the finals of mock trial competition
• Forum invokes Christmas memories
• Holiday tradition is a 'labor of love'
• Blowing in the tumbleweeds
• Vagos president pleads not guilty to felony charges
• Santa to take pictures at fire station
• Four-car freeway collision closes transition road from south 215 to the westbound 210
• New ordinance prohibits registered sex offenders from entering parks
• Teen collects holiday gifts for cancer patients
• Annual block party planned
• Pets of the week, Dec. 9
• Redlands man elected president of County Board Of Education
• Property tax deadline approaching
• Winter Wonderland Christmas Celebration set at Loma Linda medical center
• Redlands has recipe for political movements
• Chamber choir to give holiday concert downtown
• Scarlet fever is still around
• Attack rattles Colton neighbors
• Beijing visitors
• Airport official promises to answer concerns
• Reusable shopping bags showcase Redlands' rich history
• Redlands council approves mobile billboard regulations
• Inland Empire unemployment rate has noticeable improvement, but still high
• Crime and Public Safety, Dec. 8
• Winning lotto ticket purchased at local retailer
• Founder of Unforgettables Foundation named a local hero
• Essay contest winners honored
• Climate doubts behind attack on smog board
• City Council discusses bar regulations
• Homicide rates keep declining
• Citrus Valley plans two winter concerts
• Program seeks local Santas to give to area seniors
• New ladder truck rolls into service
• Pair arrested in Needles burglary
• Alcohol sting nets 20 citations across I.E.
• Deputies cleared in fatal Joshua Tree shooting
• Postal Service cuts mean longer delivery times
• Redlands Conservancy receives grant from National Park Service
• San Bernardino County targets cockfighting
• Continue the commitment to parks and open space
• U of R professor's work on Mars
• Possible land sale garners interest
• Conservancy party guests learn from L.A.
• Edward Barnett, Smiley Heights developer, dies at 87
• Redlands ticket is instant $1 million winner
• Many uses for frangrant cinnamon
• Finish fall garden tasks in December
• Morrell and Dutton already battling it out
• Parade features the old and the new of Redlands
• Longtime city activist Randels dies at 80
• Plymouth Village knows how to throw holiday party
• Woman honored for her work with Kimberly-Shirk Association
• Council to discuss bar regulations
• Hundreds of nativity scenes on display at holiday event
• Supervisors to discuss cutting greenhouse gas emissions
• Church gives its December 'gift' to the city
• Redlands woman's dream wedding becomes 'reality'
• Local students win Rising Star award at robot challenge
• Career school taking sign-ups
• YouthHope, Vans combine efforts to gather shoes
• Challenges to state Senate redistricting moving forward
• Homes needed for lots of beagles
• Occupy, Tea Party movements supported by equal number of Americans
• Study: Intervention in middle school helps keep kids in school
• County emergency services stroke network to begin operations
• Judge wrestled with decision to detain or release Ontario man in child porn case
• ICE busts child porn ring
• Nation's jobless rate falls to 8.6%
• After 60 years apart, veterans find they both live in Redlands
• Friends, family say goodbye to Redlands shooting victim
• Judge rules in favor of First Centennial
• Restaurant reopens after meeting health criteria
• Barber shop celebrates 'Movember'
• Group partners with Vans to get new shoes to youths
• Windstorm aftermath: Thousands spend another day without power
• Story of the nine medieval crusades
• Lessons and carols at Trinity Episcopal
• Stage romance to be at Heartland
• Shooting victim was role model to siblings
• Two Redlands students to compete in robotics tournament in San Diego
• High winds cause closure of city's Market Night, Crafton Hills campus
• Bartender succeeds in providing customer new teeth
• Forum reveals concerns road maintenance, safety
• Crystal Springs project granted another continuance
• Community chorus plans concerts
• Man sentenced in Delmann Heights shooting
• Cal State marks World AIDS Day, says there's a lot left to change
• Verdicts reached in hammer beating death of elderly woman
• Regional Occupy groups merge into one
• Redlands Christmas Parade Saturday
• Tea Party Patriots will meet
• Police break up Occupy encampents in L.A. and Riverside
• Hospital care includes Hospice care
• County students' physical fitness results 'troubling'
• Courthouse construction begins
• Rice stays away from political issues in Claremont Colleges speech
• Man robbed at gunpoint at home
• Reward set for tips in apparent homicide
• Theater festival takes over RHS auditorium
• Hospital program dispenses healthy dosage of cheer
• Occupy Redlands reacts to events around nation
• Home Tour Spotlight
• Parents seeing charter schools as alternative
• Soldier speaks to Montessori class
• Mediterranean-style home built in 1978 is featured
• Judge orders more Grand Jury transcripts be handed over to Colonies' defendants
• Tree lighting to feature choirs, mansion tours
• Plymouth Village plans holiday open house
• Assemblyman Curt Hagman endorses James Ramos
• Redlands professor to give lecture to Occupiers
• When choosing lender, loan originator trumps company
• Man pleads not guilty in deadly shooting
• Forecasters say windy weather on the way
• Competitive Assembly races on horizon for 2012
• Local congressman in Egypt to observe elections
• SWAT team responds to apartment complex standoff, shot fired
• Inland Empire shopkeepers pleased by Small Business Saturday turnout
• City manager to hold another open forum
• Fire breaks out in apartment closet
• Veterans Day flowers
• Burgess, Spencer homes featured
• Crystal Springs talks could be postponed again
• Redlands Forum focuses on Emerald Necklace
• Shooting suspect faces arraignment today
• Planting winter sweet peas
• Floral designers decorate for holidays
• Fall fruits grow in Redlands
• Enter your display on the light tour list
• Open space, economic development aren't mutually exclusive
• 'Feast of Lights' helps bond university, community
• Historic homes highlight Holiday Home Tour
• Art-On-State Street continues to grow in popularity
• Use of E-Verify program growing
• A death, a life connect two young families
• Local state Senate districts not likely to see many party shifts
• Professional surfers to unveil newly remodeled unit at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital
• Students represent Redlands in Southern California honor choir
• Museum draws wildlife lovers for Wildlife Art Festival
• Yoga DVD aims to inspire
• 'Clara and Mr. Tifffany' author to visit Redlands
• Treasure hunters coming to town
• Longtime lawmakers at risk with redrawn maps
• School districts prepare for state funding cuts
• Director of Animal Care and Services Center in Rancho Cucamonga to retire
• Shortened school year could threaten education quality
• Small businesses see shoppers for Small Business Saturday
• Three injured in Redlands collision
• Recipes for leftovers
• Parade expected to bring holiday cheer
• Benedict Castle to host Holiday of Light
• Suspect arrested in Redlands shooting death
• Black Friday shoppers head out early
• Local retailers counting on 'Small Business Saturday'
• Redlands police to run weekend DUI checkpoint
• Suspect arrested in downtown Redlands bar shooting
• A must-try at Domenico's Italian Kitchen in Beaumont
• Occupy movement protests Black Friday
• First Crusade: Causes behind a religious bloodbath
• REDLANDS - Church offers suppers, Celtic Advent services
• YouthHope provides Thanksgiving
• Cal State teacher, animation consultant chosen as state's best professor
• Local native takes swing at 'Pitch' in NYC
• City program preserves groves
• Derry blasts fire fee, promotes legal action
• In reversal, SB district will participate in health study
• Two more women file sexual assault charges against Loma Linda doctor
• Inland Harvest founder recognized
• Restaurant gives full turkey dinners to those in need
• What Redlanders are thankful for this year
• Shoppers, anti-shoppers prepare for 'Black Friday'
• Giving when it's hard to get
• Redlands Community Hospital bolsters stroke care
• Ex-Redlands resident makes a strong 'Pitch'
• Donate drive to benefit three animal-friendly organizations
• Hitting the holiday road
• Dream Act repeal effort under way
• Authorities hope to identity homicide victim through facial reconstruction
• Food baskets given to families with a child with cancer
• Redlands Kiwanians have feast with Boys and Girls Club members
• Walmart project's draft review released
• Police release footage of deadly shooting
• Pets of the week, November 23
• Massage school to hold open house
• Program pairs Santas with seniors
• Hopes for a big turnout at ski resorts in San Bernardino Mountains
• Redlands police, fire departments face each other in flag football
• After shooting, Redlands police increase patrol
• Citrus Valley game called 'beyond rivalry'
• California pending home sales rise, but weaknesses remain in marketplace
• Deficit panel fails to find compromise
• Redlands Conservancy releases needs list
• Author points to methods of effective conservancies
• Redlands' Emerald Necklace subject of next Redlands Forum
• Learn about 'mystery roses'
• Hydrangeas and dragon trees
• Crape myrtle shows its fall colors
• Church food drive nets 24,000 pounds
• Museum event intended to epitomize Christmastime
• More banners hung in city
• Book fair draws theater, book lovers
• Revived Youth Wind Ensemble dazzles audience
• Valley Prep goes to Stack Up!
• Snowtacular event canceled
• Wet weather expected for Thanksgiving Day
• One killed, two others wounded in shooting at Redlands bar
• Long line for free Thanksgiving dinner boxes
• No one identifies Christmas float from 1970s
• Cars featured in new Eastwood film on display in Redlands
• Tree lighting draws hundreds
• LGBT anniversary event planned at Falconer
• 'Tea Party Patriots' walk to draw support to block Dream Act
• Occupy Redlands members get warm, and cold, reception
• Dittemore danced, taught hula
• Giving thanks for Head Start window of opportunity
• Hospital to offer grief seminar for holidays
• Ordinance to give preference to local businesses
• Event to benefit local, international non-profits
• UPDATED: Judge denies request to turn over copies of seized materials to Colonies' defendant Burum
• Jobless rate improves throughout the region helped by seasonal holiday hiring
• Resident receives Congressional Gold Medal
• Turkey Trot draws smiles, laughter, fun
• Fitness center to celebrate grand opening
• Interfaith Thanksgiving is Sunday
• Cancer society hopes to curb love of tobacco use
• City-owned cemeteries unusual
• Fans wait outside local theater for midnight release of new Twilight film
• Occupy movement attracts thousands as it marks two months of protest
• Missing teen found safe
• Police chief listens to concerns
• Occupy group plans downtown demonstration
• DUI checkpoint scheduled for holiday weekend
• Child dies after being run over by family car
• Local faculty join striking professors at Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Supreme Court: Proposition 8 sponsors can defend law
• Killer of Redlands teen denied parole
• Yucaipa and Redlands top cops make Ramos their choice for supervisor
• Tahoe swim, 22 miles, takes 14 hours
• Family Service gets record number seeking holiday help
• CSU hikes yearly tution to nearly $6,000
• GIS Day to spark interest in science, geography
• Ladder truck will not include pump
• Colton OKs anti-Occupy ordinance
• Crime and Public Safety, November 17
• United Way Grant to help improve fitness
• Analyst: State revenue shortfall to trigger cuts
• Reality show on the lookout for local brides-to-be
• Drive sends holiday stockings to soldiers
• Family Service to kick off toy drive
• Prime Healthcare files antitrust suit against Kaiser Permanente, SEIU
• Cal State San Bernardino professor launches plan to respond to 'dropout crisis'
• Settlement to give disabled persons better access to San Bernardino County courts
• Proposal to trim "lavish benefits" for San Bernardino County supervisors moves forward
• Redlands high school athletes rack up notable achievements
• City unveils Ed Hales Park upgrades
• Council discusses nonpotable water rates
• Star gazers get a boost from grant
• Parole hearing today for man convicted of killing Redlands girl
• San Bernardino County holds annual adoption event
• Wildlife art on display at county museum
• Around Redlands, November 16
• Local calendar, November 16
• Redlands East Valley High School Graduation Honor Court, 2011
• Ready for adoption at Redlands Animal Shelter
• Cal State system to vote on higher tuition Wednesday
• Credit unions seek to capitalize on big banks' missteps
• Pensions give Brown 'Nixon-to-China' moments
• Growing culinary sages and salvias
• Learn about citrus and Southern California history
• Panel considers historic preservation tools
• San Timoteo work not hurting commuters
• Public input questioned
• African violet expert will give program
• Conservancy plans scavenger hunt
• Help for nonprofits from statewide organization
• Redlands Conservancy to host Redlands Forum
• Getting inside the minds of young firesetters
• Using STEM skills to help solve crimes
• Concert to benefit local, international charities
• Founder of Music Changing Lives to be honored Thursday in Riverside
• Tourism official sees rave-like concerts as opportunity for San Bernardino
• Coroner's Department picks up valuable honor, and a fourth full-time pathologist
• Shop-local group launches new campaign
• Rutherford calls for 20 percent cuts in county supervisors' benefits
• Occupy movement forms in San Bernardino
• Highlight of holidays
• Family to receive keys to Habitat home
• Queen Palms get a new home
• San Bernardino's Wigwam Motel may get historic designation
• Footlighters plan fundraiser for theater art schloarships
• Art sale planned for Nov. 20
• Local golf legend hosts charity event
• Flow of money, alleged blackmail detailed in Colonies' search warrants
• Anti-camping law proposed to prevent 'Occupy Colton'
• Lowe's donates RHS facelift
• Twins born at 11:11 on 11/11 at RCH
• ROTC honors veterans at Alzheimer's facility
• NFL Hall of Famer to give talk at Redlands hospital
• State schools chief warns of high cost of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Betty Tyler celebrates 25 years at Facts
• Redlands tribute to veterans includes fly-over, banner unveiling
• Family, friends searching for man who disappeared from Highland church
• Student collects veterans' lessons
• Two girls celebrate their 11th on 11-11-11
• City unveils 'Hometown Heroes' banners
• Double the love as ex-high school sweethearts marry in Redlands
• Judge says FBI searches in Colonies case appear just
• Starbucks buys San Bernardino juice maker for $30 million
• Supreme Court holds fate of redevelopment agencies
• Military vets talk careers at luncheon
• Redlander raising money to buy a man some front teeth
• Renovations planned for Prospect Park restrooms
• 1960s civil-rights activist speaks in Redlands
• Veterans Day recognition planned
• Correction, Nov. 10
• Redlands resident to run to help veterans
• Film addresses non-violent protesting
• Family Services to collect food donations
• Residents take advantage of tree trimming services
• Neighborhood readies for Halloween
• Redlander launches Web map for nutrition study
• Mock trials start today
• Pageant draws fans of the undead
• 2011 Redlands Unified Schools Got Talent competition
• A variety of options for tips Police offer ways to report crime
• Family Health Fair fun for kids
• Olive Avenue to close Monday to accommodate trick-or-treaters that number into the thousands
• City celebrates Dia de Los Muertos, spreading tradition and culture to all who attended
• Marines to salute pro golfer Stockton for his charity work
• Council to consider adding police officers, stop signs
• What makes a city great?
• A hooded ghost in a Scottish inn
• Many fondly remember Winn's and Carole's Corner
• A vision for preserving history
• !00 Years Ago in Redlands
• Wildcats cheer importance of spirit
• Spooky night is a plus at Party Plus
• Fall festival at Citrus Valley
• Helicopter visit thrills elementary school children
• Get ready to crown Miss I.E. Zombie Queen
• Happy birthday to Devyn Diorio, 16
• Two arrested on charge of stealing farm equipment
• Trinity Episcopal plans Halloween service and party
• Halloween's sacred, secular history
• Happy birthday to Noah Parra, 13
• Historic commission designates home as resource
• Happy birthday to Lauryn Lucca, 14
• McKinley Elementary students 'cash in' 40,000 coins to help fight cancer
• Around Redlands, October 29
• Redlands Choral Artists will perform
• 'Pygmalion' at Heartland
• Footlighters to stage 'Flemming'
• Happy birthday to Matthew Osborn, 12
• Middle-schoolers run in Trick or Trot
• Robert Pierpoint was White House correspondent
• Around Redlands, October 28
• Chorale will open season with Rachmaninoff
• Arts and entertainment briefs, October 28
• Caution, hope greet Brown's pension reform proposal
• Make A Difference Day provided 3,700 hours of making the Inland Empire a better place
• Police target drunken and unlicensed drivers
• Yucaipa man killed after grabbing officer's gun
• Costumed pet event to benefit shelter
• Goggles give teens illusion of drunkenness
• Occupy Redlands group to march through Citrus Plaza
• Beaumont police working as waiters tonight
• Redlands man faces the death penalty
• Restaurant decorated for Halloween
• Around Redlands for Oct. 27
• Voting map challenges rejected
• 'Preservation starts at home,' official tells locals
• Historic officer highlights heritage
• Senior center celebrates Halloween with barbecue
• RHS wins award in Robotics tournament
• PG&E appeals water board order for Hinkley
• Barking up the wrong technology trees?
• Dye named Firefighter of the Year at Firefighter's Ball
• Happy birthday to Nathan McCormick, 11
• Safe Trick-Or-Treat extravaganza set for Redlands
• Ways to help the community, October 26
• San Bernardino County Museum events, October 26
• Local calendar, October 26
• Circus performers from Brazil tour Redlands middle schools
• Copyright fines plaguing coffee shops
• SB County ranks third in nation in number of gang members
• Judge: Grand Jury transcripts not protected under court order
• Converting to low-water landscaping
• Happy birthday to Jonathan England, 20
• Mentone man draws yearly crowd with jack o' lanterns
• Horticultural Society offers grants to schools
• Local calendar, October 25
• Salon gives makeovers to women battling cancer
• Fifth annual "Dancing for a Cure" benefit will feature 70 performers
• RHS alumna's play opens in Louisiana
• San Timoteo Creek Basins excavation to begin
• Applications accepted for Esri's Institute for Educators
• Symphony opens season with powerful Bruckner
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, Oct. 25
• Trails at 10 Fall Series to conclude Saturday
• Preservation Week set for Redlands
• History panel to meet in Redlands
• Around Redlands for Oct. 24
• 'Scary School' author visits in time for Halloween
• Lifehouse Theater Presents New Drama 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe'
• Grand Terrace business offering free breast cancer awareness tattoos Sunday morning
• Around Redlands for Oct. 22
• University of Redlands report: Job growth up for state; Southland lags behind
• Generations gather to celebrate Redlands centenarian Helen Herring
• Redlands residents, clubs, businesses clean up community on National Make a Difference Day
• Tattoo photography exhibit draws crowd at Smiley Park
• Occupy Redlands marches downtown again Saturday
• Inland Empire unemployment rate drops in September but thousands still desperately seek jobs
• Battle for the best in city
• Happy birthday to Alexander McClain, 2
• Happy birthday to Erin McCarty, 14
• Music Changing Lives provides some sweet sounds
• 'Foxy Ladies' are all hands - playing bridge
• Mixed feelings emerge with announcement of Iraqi withdrawal
• Oak Glen bounces back from cold spell
• Redlands economists see lagging retail activity
• Homeless coalition discusses winter options
• Girls' event supports breast cancer fight
• Local calendar, October 22
• Around Redlands, October 22
• Court orders Ontario dispensary to close
• City manager addresses concerns
• San Manuel donates to ladder-truck fund
• Redlands schools ShakeOut
• Choral Artists plan series of concerts
• The Sturges Center for the Fine Arts to hold auditions
• Community discusses film's lessons
• Chorale will open season with Rachmaninoff
• Entertainment briefs, Oct. 21
• Delphi Trio will open chamber series
• Redlands Symphony season opens Saturday
• Our Town calendar, October 21
• 'Drop, cover and hold on!'
• Area paranormal society details techniques to finding ghosts
• Call center expedites aid to county's needy
• Program to offer discount for old, unpaid traffic tickets
• San Bernardino Valley College to celebrate 85th anniversary
• No charges to be filed against Redlands man suspected of raping two Yucaipa women
• Prison unions strike deal to avoid layoffs
• Halloween party will help family with medical costs
• Dinner will benefit athletic scholarship
• District attorney to give talk to GOP women
• Dog costume contest and festival planned
• Shakespeare fest revives Haunted Grove
• Author to address local Democrats
• Gourds on display at art festival
• Celebrate International Credit Union Day
• YAPS, (Yucaipa Animal Placement Society), benefits volunteers, community
• Helping people protect themselves against earthquakes
• Our Town calendar, October 20
• Redlands businesses welcome trick-or-treaters
• Remember pets' health on Halloween
• No new taxes means do it yourself
• House subcommittee takes on federal fish protection ruling
• Supervisors approve solar farm environmental study
• Council reviews capital projects list
• Local briefs, October 19
• Crime and public safety, October 19
• Happy birthday to Cristiano Ocampo, 1
• Suspect sought in strong-arm gas station robbery
• Interim director appointed to Kimberly Crest
• Community invited to open forum with city manager
• Around Redlands, October 19
• Local calendar, October 19
• Giant map making stop in Redlands
• Plymouth Village dance video entered in contest
• Redlands Shakespeare Festival's Haunted Grove Experience this weekend
• Rally to support afterschool program funding
• Congressional subcommittee to look at local habitat designations
• State doctors group's call for cannabis legalization slammed
• ShakeOut fast approaching
• Lecture focuses on internet privacy
• Happy birthday to Faith Elledge, 9
• Happy birthday to Joey Lewis, 10
• Singers, bands may audition for concert
• Cole to substitute for Rust at concert
• RHS band to give free concert
• Feinstein vulnerable? Guess again
• Plymouth Village celebrates Oktoberfest
• Local calendar, October 18
• Tattoo art show planned for Saturday
• Attorney: Former San Bernardino County Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin civil rights violated
• Power outage affects customers
• Preservation Week set for Redlands
• Preview of the San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary still open
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, Oct. 18
• Horticultural Society offers grants to schools
• Old-fashioned sweet peas grow in Redlands
• Many choices of chrysanthemums
• Horticultural calendar, Oct. 18
• Redlands Symphony Orchestra will open its 2011-12 season
• Redlands house to be listed in national register
• RHS alumna helps build Rose Parade float
• REV teacher picked to be in Nutrisystem commercials
• Redlands middle school marching bands perform in first parade of season
• State still considering whether to seek waiver for No Child Left Behind law
• A year in the life of minority leader
• Council to look at financial policy, projects
• Loma Linda's towers the goal for 2020
• 'Occupy Redlands' attracts 100
• Dangerous ground: Inland Empire hospitals stand on shaky future
• Time catching up with St. Bernardine buildings
• No closer to funding mandate
• Hospital corridor at issue for Redlands hospital
• For 94th birthday, Catherine Love goes 'home' again
• 'Art For Heaven's Sake' kicks off
• Cancer survivors hold fashion show
• What's Behind the Brew at Hangar 24
• Beer garden opens in Grand Terrace
• 'Not in Our Town' documentary sheds light on problem of hatred, intolerance
• Great food and better service at Studio 24
• Author Alan Watt to talk about his book, "The 90-Day Novel"
• Like dining in an old style Italian restaurant, Russo's Italian Kitchen
• Arrest made in Yucaipa rape case
• Paralympian Luis Alicea will speak about his accomplishments in Redlands
• Did Jesus have a wife?
• When faith and values collide
• Class brings volcanoes to life
• Derry pushes for continued fingerprinting of CalFresh applicants
• Two women raped after accepting ride home
• Northside police station to move to community center
• Walt Anderson, ex-swim coach at RHS, dies
• DUI driver convicted in Redlands fatal crash
• Fire department ready for open house
• Commission requires one-year review from Pharaoh's
• Arrowhead Christian Academy to host E-Waste Recycling Drive and Rummage Sale
• Crossing guard struck in front of school
• Celebrate Redlands High School's achievements
• Grand Terrace moves forward with park project
• San Bernardino County Museum events, October 13
• San Bernardino County Museum offers sneak peek into upcoming exhibit
• Suspect in Highland urn theft arrested
• 80 percent of US boys use condoms the first time
• Seven arrested for DUI during weekend sobriety checkpoint
• Children see, children do
• Morrell could face Dutton in 40th Assembly District race
• 'Jekyll and Hyde' hits the stage directed by REV H.S. graduate Jason James
• Redlands briefs, Oct. 13
• School board reviews goals through common assessments
• State GOP again whistling past Latino graveyard
• Steve Jobs' passing is a sad milestone
• Norton academy in San Bernardino excited to learn Mandarin
• Questionable campaign donation prompts county supervisor to change policy
• Bookstore to celebrate Educator Appreciation Week
• Redlands Community Hospital experts offer checklist of things to remember during loved ones' difficult time
• Cancer survivors to take to catwalk
• Redlands Community Hospital holds clergy appreciation luncheon
• Pianist Roberta Rust to headline opening of Redlands Symphony
• Zonta Club of Redlands welcomes two new members
• Author speaks to teens at museum
• Firefighters extricate man from vehicle crash
• Man injured in freeway shooting
• Planning commission approves preschool
• Sacred Heart joins effort to break jumping jacks record
• Crime and public safety, October 12
• Campuses taking cover in case of shortfall
• Local calendar, October 12
• Inland Empire lawmaker, group to fight Dream Act
• Brown vetoes education bills
• Local calendar, October 11
• A century of flower shows
• Preservation Week set for Redlands
• Librarian worked at Moore, Redlands Jr. and Sr. Highs
• Happy birthday to Lincoln Teague Everett, 2
• Breakfast held to honor young leaders
• Happy birthday to Elianna Moreno Martinez, 1
• Richard Harold 'Dick' Ward, 73
• Wildcat football ranked No. 2 in state
• Legislation restricts tanning bed users
• Fire department opens house to public
• Happy birthday to Justin Lott, 8
• State's leading preservation officer to speak at Redlands Forum
• Fall colors and soil amendments
• Learn about African violets
• Party for the Necklace features centuries-old artifacts
• Redlands Modern Group to meet again
• Genetic discrimination bill may be year's key law
• Horticultural calendar, Oct. 11
• A century of suffrage for women
• Chef to present fall food and wine pairing event
• Fontana Cruise Night nears end of seven-year run
• Redlands police to give self-defense lessons
• Residents to get sneak peak of new hall at San Bernardino County Museum on Wednesday
• Dems aim to register more area Latinos
• Landscaping project to teach others
• Ride, festival bring Redlands cycling clubs together
• Micah House children look to stars
• Soldier remembered during solemn ceremonies
• Assistant AG Schons to retire, take new job
• Brown OKs Dream Act for illegal immigrant student aid
• Police run for cause
• Talent contest to benefit arts in schools
• Tour the San Andreas Fault where it starts
• Prison release program going well, says county probation official
• Hometown Heroes program coming to Redlands
• Students run for funds
• Bryn Mawr Post Office in Loma Linda to close
• Bill to preserve federal money in wake of county corruption signed into law
• Casino Night to raise money for after-school programs
• Explosion causes damage to medical facility
• U.S. unemployment remains at 9.1 percent
• Pumpkin Patch Party is for families who have a child with cancer
• SANBAG seeks federal funding for nationally significant project
• Hospital completes three year, $13-million expansion
• Rotary donates to ladder truck fund
• Senior competition 'keeps mind active'
• Terriers rally to support special ed program
• Redistricting maps find bipartisan challenge
• Taste of Redlands features local restaurants
• Commission tables Crystal Springs discussion
• New police chief calls Redlands' job 'breath of fresh air'
• Crime and Public Safety, October 7
• Storm brings crashes, rockslides to I.E.
• 'That's a very prestigious soldier we lost'
• Awards dinner to honor two soldiers killed in action
• Bermejal residence receives historic status
• Tea welcomes new teachers
• Auto dealer donates to animal shelter
• 'Explosive' religion, political issues face Middle East, says region expert
• Neighbors chase, capture burglary suspect
• Smiley Elementary packs 'em at campout
• Redlands Conservancy to celebrate Redlands' heritage
• Calfornia attorney general explains decision to leave mortgage settlement talks
• Local calendar, October 5
• Council honors committee, reviews treasurer position
• City landscaping with drought-tolerant plants
• Redlands Teachers Association in negotiations
• Developer Burum's attorney says FBI searches unconstitutional
• Bill would introduce race as factor in state college admissions
• Two co-defendants in 'Devil's Professor' drug trafficking case entered not guilty pleas
• Jose C. Gomez, 91
• Kathleen Parker: Quality over quantity in higher education
• Mustangs, burros available for adoption
• Passages, Oct. 5
• Thrift store needs donations
• Girl Scouts develop business skills through games
• Five teachers honored as San Bernardino County teachers of the year
• San Bernardino stuck with an airport?
• Dozens in Inland Empire indicted in huge tax fraud scheme
• Inland Empire manufacturing down in August after two years of improvements
• 215 Freeway to close through San Bernardino for bridge removal
• Author enchants children at Redlands bookstore
• Mental competency trial starts for defendant in slayings of High Desert couple
• Happy birthday to Jakob Patino, 8
• Politics/religion expert to speak in Redlands
• Brown: Some good signatures and two lousy vetos
• Files of airport redevelopment director part of FBI focus
• Table designs on exhibit
• October garden activities
• Sale of uncommon plants
• Horticultural calendar, October 4
• Time to work in the vegetable garden
• Redlands council to discuss city treasurer position, air show
• Kids' Day Trails at 10 will be Saturday
• Redlands Conservancy calendar, October 4
• Local calendar, October 4
• Politics/religion expert to speak in Redlands
• Author enchants children at Redlands store
• 'Feasting on the Farm Party' a hit
• Organizers, city disappointed Redlands Air Show canceled
• Early Alaskan storm systems to bring much cooler weather, rain with chance of snow
• Bill would revamp school rating systems
• Pets get their day in church
• Sea of pink raises $380,000 at 2011 Believe Walk
• Many Southern California hospitals not prepared for massive quake
• Getting ready for the Big One
• Hospital model to mimic catastrophic earthquakes
• Believe Walk Founders touch lives, give back
• Skateboarders put on wheelie good show in Redlands
• Family Day, reading day at Smiley Library
• Zombies and coffee at Augie's
• Redlands girls decorate tree to support breast cancer fight
• Airport developer on possibility of leaving post: 'That's not my decision'
• Service group to begin work on median
• New homecoming tradition begins at Redlands High School
• Air Show committee cancels show
• Counties implement corrections shift
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow making its way through Inland Empire
• Robbery suspects in custody
• Life Chain Prayer event scheduled for Sunday
• Scholarship honors brother's memory
• Girl Scoput troop contributes to worthy cause
• Officers give updates on two Redlands crimes
• Entertainment planned for Believe Walk
• Nader encourages community involvement in University of Redlands lecture
• Postmus' attorney concerned FBI investigation may target ex-county supervisor
• Air Show cancelation announced online
• Window display contest supports Believe Walk
• Assemblyman Cook to run for Derry's seat
• Police release sketch of man suspected of impersonating an officer
• Student activities promote environmental care
• Banned plans competition with disc jockey, barbecue
• Party at mansion supports CASA
• Lifehouse Theater Celebrates Live Radio Dramas With 'Lifehouse Theater On-The-Air Live!'
• San Bernardino airport director resigns
• Emergency roadwork scheduled
• Redlands calendar, Sept. 29
• Negotiations to go to school board
• San Bernardino County Museum events, September 29
• Getting rid of electronics benefits Habitat for Humanity
• Redlands Unified School Districi celebrates API scores
• University of Redlands serves up local food challenge
• Habitat for Humanity and All Green Electronics Recycling host E-Waste Recycling Drive
• Two ordered held, third pleads guilty in Kinzey meth case
• Our Town briefs, Sept. 29
• Weekend festival features carnival rides
• Our Town calendar, September 29
• Constitution Day celebration held in Smiley Park
• Festival benefits lupus group
• San Bernardino County supervisors adopt redistricting plan
• Postal workers rally to focus attention on proposed cutbacks
• Feds to cut conforming loan limits on houses
• Our Town calendar, September 28
• Correction, September 28
• Brush fire burns near Crafton Hills College
• School board considers federal plans
• Burum attorney argues DA has conflict of interest in corruption case
• Colton medical marijuana dispensaries shutting down under landlords' pressure
• San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors cap candidate donations
• Supervisors approve parolee realignment plan
• Agencies work together to solve Inland Empire freeway robberies
• Jewish New Year on the horizon, Rosh Hashana
• "You buy, we fly" basis of new food delivery business Grub-2-Go.com
• Our Town briefs, Sept. 28
• Passages, Sept. 28
• Readers remember beloved math teacher
• AAUW opens new year
• Painting survived Presbyterian Church fire
• 100 years ago in Redlands
• Redlands calendar, Sept. 28
• Redlands briefs, Sept. 28
• Agencies work together to solve Inland Empire freeway robberies
• FEMA funds found, federal shutdown averted
• Airport authority to meet Wednesday
• San Bernardino adult school keeps on teaching
• Horticultural calendar, Sept. 27
• Redlands Conservancy to celebrate Redlands' heritage
• A floral design first
• Clipping coupons for Family Service
• Passages, Sept. 27
• Happy birthday to Isabella McNeil, 7
• Police donate bike to theft victim
• Teen plans car show to fight cancer
• Fire department begins training exercise
• Correction, September 27
• Our Town calendar, Sept. 27
• Our Town briefs, Sept. 27
• Lite House building to see new light
• GOP aims to improve outreach to Latinos
• Lawmakers weigh use of worker status verification program
• Postal workers plan rally Tuesday to address financial problems
• Charter schools have a leg up on traditional schools
• Scouts learn the ropes at weekend rodeo
• 'Munchin' event to benefit CASA
• Crime and Public Safety, September 25
• Symphony Trio hits right notes in classical music performance
• A real trip: Exploring the San Andreas Fault
• Retired professor hitting 11,000-day running streak
• Boy Scouts coordinating a food drive
• Science behind the ShakeOut in lecture
• Council approves community center upgrades
• FBI probes take toll on county
• Improvement a long road for schools
• More schools labeled 'failing' in latest accountability report
• New exam models frustrate many
• States work to reform education, student tests
• States to gain more control of No Child Left Behind
• Officials mum after SBIAA emergency meeting on FBI warrants
• Hearing set in "Devil's Professor" meth ring
• Slow Food readies for fall
• Survivors speak out against sexual violence
• Redlands Airshow is back
• High school students may enter Constitution essay contest
• Sheriff restarts Explorer ride-alongs
• Popular Cajon Street pharmacy closes in Redlands
• Council discusses new police station
• Experts see changes ahead
• Economists: Inland Empire economy several years from recovery
• Redlands man arrested for possession of stolen bike
• Firefighters ball to raise funds for truck equipment
• RHS observes Deaf Awareness Week
• Redlands Unified School District holds annual College Fair
• Boy Scouts of America continuing food drive
• Bonnes Meres Auxiliary prepares for auction
• Counting on children to help bring world peace
• Truck driver robbed at gunpoint in Redlands
• Counting on children to help bring world peace
• Council approves stop sign, discusses speed bumps
• Local briefs, Sept. 22
• San Bernardino County Museum events, Sept. 22
• Passages, Sept. 22
• Tea with Elvis
• Redlands calendar, Sept. 22
• Study: Potency after prostate cancer varies widely
• Focus on your personal fitness goals
• Pauline K. Stancliff, 98
• Highway 38 closed due to fuel spill
• It's way too soon to be sure of anything for 2012
• Zonta Club holds fashion show
• Correction, September 21
• CSUSB research of grandmothers raising grandchildren seeks participants for study
• Council approves code change, reviews fee waivers
• LLUMC attends White House conference on improving health outcomes
• Forum covers parolee release
• Attorney general blocks sale of Victorville hospital to Ontario healthcare company
• State unemployment to remain high, but no recession
• Realtors: California home prices to fall before slight rebound in 2012
• Nader to discuss community at Forum
• College fair is tonight at Redlands High School
• Family Day planned at library
• Realty discounts given to military, others
• Sexual assault topic of presentation
• Block party celebrates 'Day for Kids'
• Business women's group celebrates anniversary
• Vinzie Pelligrino Fontana, 93
• Redlands calendar, Sept. 21
• Spaghetti and songs at Mentone center
• Redlands briefs, Sept. 21
• Plane crashes in Redlands, burns near brewery
• Lawyers for Old Fire suspect seek to get indictment dismissed
• Credit union gets CEO
• Sign updates, fee waivers to be discussed at council
• Floral designs from around the world
• Floral designs at the table
• New and old iris rhizomes
• Our Town briefs, September 20
• Correction, September 20
• Police investigating early-morning armed robbery
• Obama proposes tax hike on wealthy to close deficit
• UFCW announces tentative deal, grocers strike may be averted
• Concert will benefit Chamber Music Society
• Firefighters extinguish early-morning palm tree blaze
• Pumpkin patch opens Saturday
• Trails at 10 starts Oct. 1
• Advocacy is a preservation tool
• Redlands committee reviews recreational vehicle plans
• 'Stellar' Rendezvous rolls out of town
• Gala benefits Plymouth Village foundation
• Time running out for infant needing heart transplant
• Oktober comes early at Redlands fundraiser
• Ceremony held for groundbreaking of temple
• Study to look at closing mail distribution center in Redlands
• FBI, IRS 'anteing up' in Colonies case, says legal expert
• Probation departments begin to prepare for expansions
• California desperate for jobs, impact of proposed federal plan remains to be seen
• AJ Bariles pizza in Yucaipa is great - pricey, but oh so delicious
• Mountain topics focus of Banff films
• Five area students honored
• Planning Commission tables preschool
• 'Kimberly Kampout' promotes togetherness, and just having fun
• A ride through the Rendezvous
• Mountains are subject of film festival
• IT leader shares experiences at forum
• Grocery employees, employers continuing negotiations through weekend
• Clarence 'Pat' Geiger, 87
• Pet adoption drive to include jewelry sale, dog baths
• Wildlands Conservancy will hold its inaugural Food and Wine Tasting Benefit
• Day for Kids planned Saturday in Redlands
• Redlands downtown bank robbed, police investigating
• Police investigating early morning freeway shooting
• Antique valuation show coming to Redlands
• 'Creep' opens at Crafton
• Redlands briefs, Sept., 16
• 'Lawnchair Man' still flying in Rialto
• Comedy Night at the Fox
• Redlands area events, Sept. 16
• Hospital, Y team up for heart patients
• Yucaipa near epicenter of morning quake
• Police seek gas station robber
• Children's author visits schools
• Students re-enact Constitution signing
• Chamber launches new website
• Ontario firm announces recall of avocado products
• Grand Terrace agrees to pay off $2.3 million debt over 10 years
• Local lawmakers score in Sacramento
• Route 66 Rendezvous: revved up, ready to roll
• E. David G. Waters, 76
• What are mornings like in your house?
• Kiddough's bakery opens in Redlands
• Fourth-of-July Band members diverse group
• Alive: Searchers find missing boy, 8, unharmed
• Hospital structure approved by commission
• Number in poverty sets record as income, health coverage fall
• Breitbart to speak Thursday at U of R
• School board reviews district's goals
• Derry wants to screen illegal immigrants from food service industry
• Woman rejects plea bargain in 'Devil's Professor' case
• Police seek gas station robber
• Study links violent crime in San Bernardino with sales of single alcohol containers by stores
• Palm trees moved out
• Suspect caught with pipe bomb, police say
• 211 program benefits community, people in need
• Numbers paint unpleasant picture of high school grads' preparedness for college
• 211 program benefits community, people in need
• Council gives staff go ahead on holiday decorations
• Around Redlands, Sept. 13
• Los Gauchos Girls Under 16 win gold
• Learn about African violets
• Grow beets and pickle them
• Ways to help the Redlands community
• Redlands horticulture calendar, Sept. 13
• Amateur rose breeder will speak
• Grow a butterfly garden
• Redlands Calendar, Sept. 13
• Party-goers sample treats from sky, vine
• Redlands Conservancy's has donation wish list
• Fawn Park reopens as memorial to 9/11 victims
• Community comes together to remember Sept. 11
• U of R holds ceremony to reflect on events on Sept. 11
• 9/11: America remembers
• Comfort in togetherness
• Brianna Cadman Memorial Kids Walk helps children with cancer
• Veteran speaks out for peace
• Fire chief looks back on 9/11
• For parents and kids, 9/11 left its mark
• Determination replaced fear in air travel
• Oktoberfest celebration set for Saturday
• Local leaders respond to president's jobs plans
• Pair of Redlanders among those hit by major power outage
• Redlands unemployment rates creeping up
• Fire chief looks back on 9/11
• Redlands calendar, Sept. 10
• Old-fashioned service at Famous Dave's bar
• Happy Birthday to Ryan McCormick, 13
• James W. Reynolds, age 90
• Memorial statue still watches over city
• Wire theft affecting residents
• Upcoming closure of Redlands pharmacy irks customers
• The Art Laboe Show: Hear it, see it
• International heartthrob Luis Miguel stars
• New wind ensemble to hold auditions in Redlands
• News briefs, Sept. 9
• Haylee Anthony, 8
• Amy Grant will connect with IE fans
• Copper wire theft affecting Redlands residents
• Sept. 11 events in Redlands
• Obama to lay out jobs plan
• Pest poses threat to region's citrus industry
• Our Town briefs, September 8
• Spaghetti for seniors
• Local calendar, September 8
• Wild horses, burros for adoption in Redlands
• City finds money for crossing guard, tree-trimming
• Redlands Forum to start new season
• Survey gives snapshot of freshman class
• Our Town calendar, September 8
• Crime-free multi-housing/rental training offered
• Supervisors declare local emergency to draw federal funds
• Redlands event celebrates international literature
• Authorities ID girl killed in rock slide
• Police seek auto burglary victims following arrest of suspect
• Grandmother in custody after child left in hot car for more than an hour
• Store grand opening on Friday
• Redlands council focuses on honoring country, its troops
• Holiday weekend DUI arrests fluctuate
• Redlands musician and his band to play at Inland Empire Blues and Roots Festival
• Scout teens to provide flags for ceremony
• Youth to speak at Bowl Sept. 11
• Parents invited to obtain free IDs for their kids at Yucaipa event
• Many Hinkley residents would like to leave but can't
• Redlands couple reduces, re-uses as garden thrives
• Congress to consider new jobs plan
• Conservancy helps with city tree program
• Trails at 10 Fall Series starts Oct. 1
• Growing sweet peas and edible peas
• Land stewardship requires vigilance
• Take a floral global journey
• Seasonal activities from the garden
• Weather stops most racers from reaching the top
• Ladder truck donations step up
• Restaurant-grades and mobile websites available
• Scholarship application deadline approaches
• The new American worker
• Edwards Mansion has new logo
• Bank gives grants to Redlands groups
• Colonies attorneys poking holes in grand jury testimony
• Route 66 out of service but still valuable
• Rah Rah Redlands celebrates maroon and grey
• Hill Fire destroys two homes, damages two others; mandatory evacuation order lifted
• Open opportunity for RDP ridealong worth taking
• Two men attack, rob woman in San Bernardino
• Wanted Cal State San Bernardino professor: 'A good, Catholic boy'
• Ladder truck donations creeping up
• Closing the book on a landmark: Crafton Hills library in demolition
• Valley Prep has open house
• North of Cabo previews new menu
• Redlands girl to take stage in telethon
• A night for unsung heroes
• Michel Nolan: Five homes to be showcased at Lake Arrowhead
• San Bernardino County sheriff's department busts meth ring led by Cal State professor
• Footlighters to present 'You Can't Take it With You'
• Celebrate International Literacy Day
• Grand Terrace man pleads not guilty to "Virginia Tech"-style terrorist threats
• Rep. Joe Baca joins movement to reinstate Wall Street tax
• Dinners benefit children with cancer
• San Bernardino County Museum open for Labor Day
• Gross leads Native American studies at U of R
• Latino group says San Bernardino County redistricting maps may violate federal law
• New medical marijuana bill has both sides arguing what it really means for dispensaries
• Loma Linda University Medical Center doctor pleads not guilty in sex assault case
• Students continue to show growth on academic goals despite federal sanctions
• Doctor accused of sex assaults against female patients
• Event will benefit Family Service Association
• Congressman speaks at Redlands Rotary
• 'Neighborhood knows what happened' in slaying of two boys, Redlands police chief says
• Downtown mural damaged by vandalism
• Redlands welcomes class of 2015
• Sobriety checkpoints scheduled
• Our Town calendar, September 1
• Our Town briefs, September 1
• Local calendar, September 1
• Karl F. 'Chuck' Rinehardt, 62
• Barbara Aldene Morse, 87
• Conquering chaos by introducing structure
• Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association endorses Derry
• Endure the Bear trail run returns to Big Bear Lake
• Local salon owner awarded
• Redlands Muslims break Ramadan fast
• Civic Center project to demonstrate water-saving landscaping
• Moon party at the museum
• Bill to remove tainted members from public panels goes to governor
• L.A. County district attorney calls prisoner shift 'grave threat' to safety
• Supervisors up ante in fight against fire tax
• Former San Bernardino County deputy sentenced to nine months in jail for sex with female teen
• Attorney: D.A. missed chance to prosecute
• Montessori begins new school year
• Ivanpah plant closer to completion
• Sacramento to weigh Brown's job creation plan
• 81-year-old opens barber shop in Redlands
• Redlands Conservancy expands holdings
• ESRI programs aid in hurricane tracking
• Donnelly to endorse Derry
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• County museum workshop connects kids and parents to exhibit from the 1960s
• Family Service pantry needs food
• Brush fire burns Greenspot area
• E-waste recycling, fundraiser planned
• Grove school students, parents volunteer to ready campus for school year
• Redlands Bowl festival ends its 88th season
• Prosecutors in Colonies case face critical decision
• Fans turn out to celebrate life of Roy Rogers
• Angels' Closet clothing makes difference for students
• Video reminds drivers to yield to emergency vehicles
• Roadhouse Biker Church in San Bernardino is the place where 'Jesus loves bikers'
• Website features Redlands as 'strong city'
• Temps rise to 100s in Inland Empire
• Judge orders trial for man charged in girlfriend's death
• Reality show films at local restaurant
• Tales of Glenn Ford in new biography
• Children's Fund provides backpacks for needy youth
• Mojito Magic
• Virgin Mary, goddess Astoreth are not the same
• New music director at First Presbyterian
• California's budget may weigh on DREAM Act
• Police caution pet owners from leaving animals in hot cars
• Local leaders support Ramos
• Slow Food: Event to launch $5 Challenge
• Girl Scout council names CEO
• LaVauna M. Williams, 86
• Myron Phillip Forbes, 94
• Eleanor Elizabeth Patterson, 87
• Redlands retirement home has Mad Hatter tea party
• DREAM Act bill moves forward in Senate
• Inland Empire's weekend expected to be a scorcher
• San Bernardino County students improve on state exit exam
• Kids rolling in pizza dough at Redlands' Micah House
• Redlands reviving Teen Council
• Community news briefs, Aug. 25
• Loma Linda not pursuing fastfood ban
• Momberger to lead Facts newsroom
• San Bernardino County wins 27 national achievement awards
• Home birth issues: Several benefits and hazards exist
• Technology can hurt older brains
• News briefs, Aug. 25
• Redlands buildings stand up to code
• Redlands adds bike lanes to its roads
• Former Southlanders take major East Coast earthquake in stride
• Redlands rehabilitation, care center shows off its makeover
• Cajon Pass fire destroys family home
• Decline in S.B. County's property tax roll slows
• Area water agencies sue over fish protection ruling
• San Bernardino County supervisors reverse course on naming buildings
• Back to School for Redlands - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• St. Anthony supporters see deadline, push harder
• Redlands begins traffic 'calming'
• San Bernardino airport officials respond to Grand Jury criticism
• Separate weekend assaults in Redlands result in multiple injuries
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 23
• Auto-body repair center say Caltrans has wrecked their business they built decades
• Separate weekend assaults in Redlands result in multiple injuries
• September Parties for the Necklace on the calendar
• Over-the-top describes July's Parties for the Necklace
• Hannah Peters, 9
• Louise M. Knudson
• Charles Graeber
• Grocery union members reject health plan offer; authorize strike
• Trainer strives for good communications between horse, rider
• Concert benefits senior, recreation departments
• Bra, tie decorating contest benefits Believe Walk
• Annual Conservancy social celebrates Redlands history
• Annual Conservancy social celebrates Redlands history
• Grocery union members reject health plan offer; authorize strike
• An afternoon 'under the stars' in Redlands
• Study: Area has fifth-worst pedestrian fatality rate in nation
• land Empire Auto Show draws thousands to Ontario Convention Center
• $100K in breakers stolen from Grand Terrace High construction site
• New Colton mayor settles in
• Skating toward a cause
• Brothers accused of bribery face retrial
• Redlands Bowl season ends with musical fireworks
• Unemployment rises in state, Inland Empire and L.A. County
• Prosecution to move forward on remaining charges in Colonies case
• Corruption case dismissals no surprise to county figures
• Grocery workers vote on strike authorization
• Case against former San Bernardino County assessor's official proceeds
• Death off Highway 330
• Aspen Martinez is 10 years old
• Dolores "Lola" Garcia
• Cal State San Bernardino's founding first lady dies at 93
• San Bernardino photo exhibit shows ordinary faces of hunger
• Police: Custody battle led to shooting
• RMobile center a 'contact point' for San Bernardino police
• Filmmaker to visit Redlands
• Frankie Ramirez is 11 years old
• Crime & Public Safety - Aug. 19
• Once again, down day for Dow
• Jannetje "Janny" Lena Koolhaas (Hoogendam)
• Stolen tombstones found at Loma Linda home
• Fundraiser helps club's teen leadership program
• U of R donates $30,000 to firetruck fund
• Western-style jamboree tips its hat to cowboys
• Strengthening relationships through quality (play)time
• Buy the $1 investment for a lifetime
• Dinner celebrates Fast of Holy Ramadan
• Ontario police arrest 3 in slaying
• ARMC to host health, safety fair
• Dinner celebrates Fast of Holy Ramadan
• Economic downturn blamed for more children living in poverty
• Work to start on San Timoteo Creek storm debris
• Workshop pairs school bands with Redlands Bowl performers
• Authorities demonstrate dangers of unattended kids, pets left in sealed cars
• 'Micro city' in session
• College students can get free bus rides
• Sarah Zamora sworn in as Colton mayor
• Website offers residents good deals while also helping local nonprofits
• Civil-rights group: Latino voice diminished by new maps
• San Bernardino County schools show improvement in state testing
• Companies to pay $315,000 for discharging storm water into local creeks
• Hot weather on the way
• Volunteers battle the weeds
• History Markers proposed for Mill Creek Zanja
• San Bernardino County Museum events
• Officer cleared in shooting at San Bernardino apartment
• Mom, son football: learning, laughing, loving
• Bear Valley superintendent building community relationships
• Cowboy poets, musicians croon away
• Wine, art show comes to Redlands
• Home-grown food
• Auction celebrates thrift store's sixth anniversary
• Supervisor's new chief of staff has 'no gift' clause in contract
• At 400, King James Bible is aging well
• Book looks at middle children traits
• Ruth L. Goodrick, 97
• Kids go shopping before going back to school
• Desperation Depot
• Market uncertainty causes concern for deep state cuts
• Fawn Park memorial to honor those who died in 9/11
• County CEO calls collusion allegation in Colonies case 'absolutely untrue'
• No immediate problems seen for agencies in San Bernardino County Investment Pool
• State courts wrestle with $350million budget cut
• Devereaux says Postmus' plea not enough for county to sue Colonies
• Renaissance Faire offers merry old time for all
• Crime & Public Safety - Aug. 13
• Clement Middle School treated to Hawaiian-style luau
• HelgaMarie Leszczynski is 18 years old
• No immediate problems seen for agencies in San Bernardino County Investment Pool
• State courts wrestle with $350million budget cut
• Open house, tour raise money for Family Service in Redlands
• Redlands molestation suspect pleads not guilty
• Dropout numbers too high, officials say
• Dow up 423 as Wall Street whipsaws again
• State Supreme Court to hear redevelopment issue
• Summit Career College celebrates 20 years in Colton
• Deputies issue 29 citations near schools
• Celebrate 'Dave's Day' at barbecue restaurant
• DA's Office rules deputies justified in fatal Adelanto shootout
• Molycorp reaches profitability
• 'Rockin Night' to benefit Smiley Library
• Attorney alleges county is undermining prosecution in Colonies corruption case
• San Bernardino airport agrees to make significant changes
• First day of class mixes old, new
• Stocks take another nosedive
• Man suspected of raping faces five felonies
• Valadez takes helm of University of Redlands School of Education
• University of Redlands listed among nation's best colleges
• Adventist Health Study-2 awarded $5.5 million from National Institutes of Health
• Exercising in the heat and road to worlds diary
• Apples packed with special fiber
• Only one witness can identify one of two Rialto men charged in beating of Giants fan at Dodger Stadium
• Redlands team named global champs
• Molestation case shakes Redlands neighborhood
• Standard & Poor's lowers credit rating of San Bernardino County governments' investment pool
• Democrats propose alternate redistricting map for San Bernardino County
• Teens explore world of books
• Man sentenced in Redlands beating death
• A beautiful prize
• Second wine and dine art event planned
• San Bernardino County easing restrictions on food trucks
• Two arrested in Hesperia home robbery
• In Brief, Aug. 10
• Annual social reservations still available
• Trail at 10 Fall Series of Trail Excursions coming soon
• Redlands repairs loose sign
• Andy Carrel is 14 years old
• First day of school for some local students
• Summer food fest benefits local projects
• China trip cemented path to $102 million Colonies settlement
• SB County officials believe goals of tainted overseas trips were met
• Magical night of opera at the Bowl
• Family reacts to hit-and-run arrest
• James LaBelle is 4 years old
• His spirit is alive and well
• Block party backs up youth
• Ladder truck fundraising still has a way to go
• New school year brings new challenges, and hope
• Crime & Public Safety, Aug. 6
• Design guru comes to town
• Crosswalks need more visibility, officer says
• Professor calls for new prison budget policy
• Over 200 enjoy the view at moon party
• Skateboard virtuoso
• U.S. loses AAA credit rating, unemployment stays flat
• Police turn up heat against San Bernardino County street gangs
• Investigators solve case
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The World Premiere Drama 'Les Misérables'
• Toddler thanks heroic nurse
• SanBAG names interim executive director, McCallon takes on duties as board president
• Assemblyman Morrell speaks with Redlands Rotarians
• Crime & Public Safety - Aug. 5
• In brief - Aug. 5
• Ontario officials concerned over continued dropoffs of passengers, flights at ONT
• Blues for the Zoo concert to benefit Moonridge Animal Park
• Benjamin Hostetler is 3 years old
• Addie J. Walker
• Wanda Lee Gruber
• Redlands Chili's to help officer
• Police find new purpose for old cellphones
• Transcripts unveil Postmus' push for friend for county counsel
• Former county deputy posts higher bail
• Come out, enjoy Moon Party at museum
• Former judge seeks copy of complaint
• Firefighters contain Post Street blaze
• In Brief, Aug. 4
• New windows for Camp Morning Star
• Grand Terrace city clerk resigns
• Woman thanks Caltrans worker for heroic act
• Longtime Loma Linda dental professor, inventor dies
• Partisan divide impacts local airports
• Ready for school year
• Judge sends ex-deputy accused of sex with girl back to jail
• Community, police clean up
• Repaving projects to continue this week
• Big band brings big sound to the Bowl
• Debt deal raises fears for health care and defense
• San Bernardino City attorney challenger apologizes to Penman for erroneous email
• Clowns camp out at Cal State San Bernardino
• Ramos speaks to north Redlands visioning committee
• Report: Stow tried to walk away from attacker
• Colton rehires 21 middle, high school teachers
• Dylan and Ethan Morse are 1 year old
• Redlands' preservation organizations collaborate
• Rail project seen as threat to fragile Barstow economy
• Study: LA/ONT crime high, police counter
• Toby Fisher is 4 years old
• Annual art show at Augie's
• Democrats pressure airlines to give back windfall
• Coming full circle, Santa Cruz carousel turns 100
• Softball, sister's determination helps Rialto woman make miracle comeback
• Fontana's sweet tooth
• Fontana plans a variety of arts events in August
• San Bernardino County tribes oppose Los Coyotes casino proposal in Barstow
• Fairplex show pulls all the right strings
• Kenzie Michelle Roche is 3 years old
• Senate kills House debt plan, moves toward compromise
• Yucaipa, Calimesa honor those in military
• These campers feel free to be themselves
• St. Anthony supporters call Vatican for help
• Marva Lodeen England Willis
• Donald Hardy
• August Fort
• San Bernardino County DA pushes to limit campaign contributions
• Judge to make final ruling on indemnity case
• Power goes out for 2,363 customers in Loma Linda
• Walgreens, other businesses coming to Grand Terrace
• Country music sweeps mountains
• Firefighters respond to burning sulfur at County landfill
• Dollie Franken is 92 years old
• Camping in style comes to Redlands
• Inspired benchmakers
• San Bernardino County count shows sharp rise in homeless popuation
• Testimony: Allegations of judicial misconduct led to refusal to settle Colonies suit
• Nevada man arrested in 1982 killing of Yucaipa man
• Grand Terrace agrees to pay state, challenges amount
• Cinderella charms audiences of all ages
• 'Full of errors:' Airport officials continue furious assault on Grand Jury report
• San Bernardino County agencies keep vigilant during mild West Nile Virus season
• Identity of partially buried body released
• Residents protest debt ceiling crisis
• Stater Bros. Charities gives $20,000 to food bank
• Highway worker from Beaumont succumbs to injuries
• In Brief, July 27
• DMV issues 30-day grace period amid confusion over vehicle registration
• Planning Commission reviews downtown's future
• Camp Old Navy job shadow with Boys & Girls Clubs
• Grand Jury testimony: Erwin used SEBA to launder campaign contributions, boost clout
• 'Cinderella' enchants Redlands Bowl
• Book sale enchants children
• Radioactive cargo to travel through Inland Empire
• School counselors becoming endangered
• U.S. debt worries continue to depress stocks
• Report: Two other victims battered before Stow
• Arraignment delayed for Dodger Stadium beating suspects
• Last chance for tickets to Party No. 6, On the Ranch
• Fiery crash snarls Cajon Pass commuter traffic
• Party No. 3 brews success
• Heat will stick around for a while
• Brandon McBride is 16 years old and Kinzie McBride is 13 years old
• Dodgers beating arrests surprise Rialto neighborhood
• Ride 'em cowboy
• Orchestra and pianst play boisterous, beautiful Beethoven
• Traffic crime, drunken driving deportations way up
• St. Anthony's closed, but campaign continues
• Conspiracy Theory: Grand Jury transcripts on Colonies settlement released
• Words on wheels
• 'Beethoven Reveries' rocks the Bowl
• Youth workshop produces play
• Identity, cause of death of buried woman remains a mystery
• Two Rialto men charged in Dodgers beating case
• 2,000 remember Colton mayor's humor at funeral
• Unemployment climbs in Inland Empire, Los Angeles County
• Space shuttle comes to 'final stop' after 30 years
• Big Bear student files lawsuit over World Cup jersey remarks
• Renewed effort under way on reaching 'grand bargain' on debt limit, deficit
• Highway worker in critical condition
• First stage of Ramos dog park in the works
• Study: Tobacco money sways California politics
• Elementary teachers learn ways to teach healthy
• Clarisse Jordan Mello is 13 years old
• State of City: money low, optimism high
• Near-final draft maps forecast political changes on Inland Empire's horizon
• Workshop teaches youth about theater
• Mountain residents want want to be in one supervisorial district
• Neighbors raise concerns about security cuts at Patton State Hospital
• Crime & Public Safety, July 21
• In Brief, July 21
• Students get hands-on training at Redlands Emergency Services Academy
• Council approves funding agreement for MOD environmental review
• Supervisor Derry pleads guilty for failing to report contribution
• Supes to discuss supervisorial redistricting
• 17-year volunteer at Pettis Memorial Veterans Medical Center takes over as coordinator
• Crime & Public Safety, July 20
• LLUMC earns top hospital ranking
• Date Smart trains teens to avoid abusive relationships
• Another giant falls: Borders headed to liquidation
• County museum prepares to host final Summer Camp
• Annual social and membership party coming soon
• Lauren Crossley is 8 years old
• Diamond Bar resident shines in World Cup Finals
• Grand Jury report on San Bernardino airport says developer's involvement raises 'serious questions'
• Longtime educator receives U of R award
• Emily Lott is 11 years old
• Arthur Acebedo is 13 years old
• Adventure found in summer reading
• Group offers camaraderie to veterans at Patton State Hospital
• Park celebration salutes veterans
• U of R grad uses scuba program for 'freedom'
• Girl Scouts travel Europe thanks to cookie sales
• Body found in shallow grave is female
• Raquel Guillen is 15 years old
• Candlelight vigil honors Colton mayor
• Body found in shallow grave in Oak Glen
• Dr. Arthur M. Jensen, Ed.D
• Crime & Public Safety - July 15
• Courts facing more cuts
• Colton Mayor David Zamora dies
• Being neighborly to Harry Potter fans
• Jordan Kiriakos is 9 years old today
• San Bernardino airport officials take another swing at Grand Jury report
• Kaiser wraps up healthy living program at mansion
• State Board approves Parent Empowerment regulations
• Grand Terrace reconsiders political signs
• Board of Supervisors discusses, OKs contracts for discounted gym memberships
• Rutherford proposes pension reform at Board of Supervisors meeting
• Redlands Planning Commission backs learning center
• A full course
• California has third-highest foreclosure rate over first half of year
• Caltrans launches 'Move Over' campaign
• Libraries cutting hours
• Potter fans wait for the magic
• Pharaoh's chamber mixer well-attended
• Coast Guard band marches into Bowl
• Assistance League expansion approved
• Secession meeting a go, but without county funding
• CSU stings students with another tuition hike
• Man takes guilty plea deal in Explorer's sex case
• Boxer in custody linked to iPhone theft
• In Brief, July 13
• Seven arrested in protest of immigration law
• San Bernardino airport officials take aim at Grand Jury's 'hit piece'
• Update on Endangered Building List
• On the Ranch Party reservations still open
• One year after fire, Far West Meats is ready to rebuild in Highland
• Crime & Public Safety - July 12
• Jessica Miller is 9 years old
• Debbie Baker
• Group calls attention to water hazard in mountains
• Six questions to ask before selling an investment
• 'Beastie' baseball gym opens Saturday
• Report: Inland Empire, L.A. County home prices to fall slightly, level off
• Dominic Aguirre is 5 years old
• Student donates art proceeds to CSUSB
• Forest Care demonstrates fire-safe landscaping
• Local GOP lawmakers reject punditry over strategy
• Chalk art completed in one day
• Family Service Association starts 'Christmas in July'
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• Performers gear up for opening night
• PossAbilities open house
• Cal State San Bernardino student art on display
• Crime & Public Safety - July 9
• Kaiser plans free surgeries for 16 uninsured patients
• Movies in the park limited but running
• San Bernardino airport nearing commercial service, officials say
• Builder ready to sell new homes in San Bernardino
• Cities to lose general funds, receive cops funding
• Planned layoffs drop sharply
• Obama, lawmakers still far apart on US debt
• Crime & Public Safety - July 8
• Man sentenced to 36 years to life in stabbing death
• Chloe Booth is 1 year old
• Rocco "Rocky" John Veri
• Gary L. Chester
• Redlands council's decision on packing house agreement a 'tough' one
• Cities object to redistricting plan
• Airport officials weigh in on impact of Grand Jury report
• Crime & Public Safety, July 7
• Victorville deputy denies sex charges
• SB County disputes labor claim
• Chinese students visit Redlands Family YMCA
• New Redlands police chief settling in
• Bowl children's programs expanding
• Council approves agreement with Krikorian
• Area DUI arrests up over July Fourth weekend
• Fire Explorers collect more than $5,000 for truck
• Crime & Public Safety, July 6
• Group seeks volunteers to work with children
• Cal State SB president earns sixth-highest salary in system
• Local campuses finish high on rate of increases in tenure
• Redlands Fourth of July Parade Results
• 'Midnight Madness' caps Fourth of July festivities
• Firefighters scale fundraising ladder
• Leanora Frushone is 104 years old
• Parties for the Necklace heat up in July
• On July 4th, Marines' top enlisted man remembers Colton
• Ontario, Palmdale and Van Nuys leaders argue they can do better
• WWII vet waiting for Purple Heart
• Humidity adds misery to sizzling Sunday
• 'Gold' found at Big Bear Lake festival
• No plans now for development of land caught up in scandal
• Students now required to be vaccinated against whooping cough
• Recession forces states to rethink tourism funding
• Hailey Smith is 9 years old
• City-run pools address what's looking like a hot summer with few budget cuts
• County, state officials work hard to keep illegal fireworks from Nevada out of California
• Redistricting plan draws concnern
• Crime & Public Safety - July 2
• In brief - July 2
• Leaders endorse direction for SB County
• Hope for sparkling sales
• Immigrant children not served by Health Care Reform will pose health risk for other children
• Judge delays release of Grand Jury transcripts, Colonies defendants back in court on July 22
• Band prepares for Fourth of July
• Nic Parcher is 24 years old, Christina Farrar and Samantha Farrar are 15 years old
• Edward Andrew Parker
• Former U.S. judge takes lead on Burum defense
• Holiday weekend temps likely to go up, up, up
• Community Hospital of San Bernardino receives $80,000 fine for death in skilled nursing home
• Explorers finish academy
• Redlands Theatre Festival to offer additional entertainment
• Tutoring center raising funds by bringing Gourmet Pizza, Cuca's to Bowl patrons
• Holiday weekend temps likely to go up, up, up
• Tutoring center raising funds by bringing Gourmet Pizza, Cuca's to Bowl patrons
• Grand Jury questions management practices at San Bernardino airport
• Redlands Theatre Festival to offer additional entertainment in its 39th season
• Former U.S. judge takes lead on Burum defense
• Redlands council says no preferential treatment is given over MOD
• Budget cuts will add to burden of higher education, public schools
• Summer at the Burrage
• County Museum to party like the '20s
• Crime & Public Safety, June 30
• Vision in focus at special meeting
• Grand Terrace passes budget
• Loma Linda bans marijuana dispensaries
• Redlands' Joslyn Senior Center bids farewell to longtime director
• Festival presents young artists
• State passes passes budget bill
• Supervisors adopt county budget
• Fate of packing house rests with council
• Pilot prepares for July Fourth flyovers
• Chamber helps get legislature pushed through
• In Brief, June 29
• San Bernardino County sheriff's museum unveils artifacts
• Transient pleads no contest in Highland attack
• Big Bear Bridge back in business
• Cal Fire to the rescue
• Partiers learn the craft of card-making
• Movies in the Park return to Sylvan summer nights
• Walter Mook is 80 years old
• Marvin R. Nymeyer
• James E. Salisbury
• 'Hear it for the Bowl'
• Loma Linda postal workers file religious discrimination charges
• Michel Nolan: This 'Bandit' does good deeds
• Inland Valley Development Agency passes budget
• REDLANDS FOURTH OF JULY EVENTS
• San Bernardino to lose a post office; Orange Show Lane site shut in August
• Marijuana movement stirs again in state, nation
• Dutton's battle for a state budget
• Dogs spend a day in the office
• Limited edition jewelry benefits Beloved Foundation
• The magic of music
• 'Fill the Boot' raises more than $12,000 in Loma Linda
• Grassroots group starts planning for Obama re-election campaign
• Mountain residents weigh in on San Bernardino County redistricting
• Terrace dedication celebrates volunteer work
• Prisoners of war honored
• Fiesta to benefit church, community
• Noteworthy opener
• Grand Terrace puts forward new business faces
• Grant-sponsored educational training for industry professionals seeking to teach
• One arrested, one sought in auto break-ins
• GOP greenlights vote on taxes but with strings attached
• School's out, summer's in
• Community honors Denham
• Judge rejects motion to dismiss charges against county supervisor
• Judge grants restraining order against San Bernardino charter school's executives
• Circus performer clowns around with vets at Loma Linda hospital
• In Brief, June 24
• Police search for men in robbery at gas station
• Children's theater to present 'Alice,' 'Little Mermaid'
• Spill of hydrochloric acid containers shuts 210 Freeway in Highland
• Redistricting lines would split Redlands
• City to install Texas Street stop sign
• It's Bowl week in Redlands
• Beaumont pot dispensary owner arrested
• In Brief, June 23
• Children's programs starting at library, bookstores
• Redistricting lines would split Redlands
• Packing house packs public comment
• Ex-deputy accused of sex with girl pleads not guilty
• State controller: Budget wasn't balanced, lawmakers won't be paid
• Beam of hope
• Fourth of July T-shirt to benefit fire truck
• Council approves bus funding
• Celebrity lawyer Allred comes to San Bernardino
• Downtown park to receive face-lift
• In Brief, June 22
• AG: 'Meritless' argument
• Council officially tables packing house issue
• Caltrans death prompts shut-down
• Fundraiser to help lay RHS grad to rest
• Barton School House project seeking stories from the past
• Local filmmakers focus on the positive
• Crime & Public Safety, June 21
• Spirits of the Serrano
• Joyce W. Freeland
• Flaude Bess Cleveland Dunn
• Carlton Durling
• Eric K. Naftzger
• Feast for the eyes
• Airport to receive improvements
• Mountains, Redlands are the hot topics at commission redistricting meeting
• Water surplus creates a stir among water agencies
• U of R report looks at risks, benefits of logistics industry
• RESULTS group seeks change
• Juneteenth in Redlands
• In Brief, June 19
• Men rob local convenience store
• Robert M. and Kathreen Sanborn McCulloch Residence
• Leopold and Mary Lederer Residence
• Mary Hill Residence
• Hamilton Block
• John and Eliza Hollett Residence
• William E. Bartlett Residence
• Hugh and Aimee Tucker McCulloch Residence
• 'Open Hands' aims to help autistic artists
• In Brief, June 18
• CRY-ROP holds job fair
• U of R grad invents top selling medical app
• Fourth of July to feature a few changes
• County residents to weigh-in on redistricting
• Highway 330 reopens
• Unemployment and jobs dip in May
• Veto provides Brown time to deal
• Report: School's CEO's was told of deputy, student sexual relationship
• Lawmaker pay still up in the air after governor's veto of budget
• New chief sworn in
• Sprouts signs letter of intent to build market
• Brown vetoes Legislature's budget plan
• Lifehouse Theater Announces New 18th Season For 2011-2012
• Supervisors mull county budget
• Redlands native brings puppetry back to town
• Largest county union endorses tribal leader for 3rd District supervisor
• Budget passes with fees, cuts, 'gimmicks'
• Two arrested in Redlands burning body case
• Pharaoh's president says park won't close
• CRY-ROP holds first adult graduation
• Man surrenders after standoff in Highland
• Jurist says massive budget cuts will damage court system
• YouthHope holding first fundraiser
• Largest county union endorses tribal leader for Third District supervisor
• Deal for Pharaoh's sale close
• Cope students show off rockets
• Crime & Public Safety, June 15
• In Brief, June 15
• Kirk resigns from county post in wake of corruption charges
• Planning Commission approves warehouse
• District Attorney's Office sees backlog of nearly 2,900
• Redlands Adventist Academy Class of 2011
• Loma Linda looks to ban marijuana dispensaries
• Highland urgent care center dedicated
• Packinghouse sends graduates into the world
• Party No. 3 to 'cup' coffee
• Redlands has 11 listings on the National Register of Historic Places
• Preservation makes good fiscal sense
• Loma Linda Academy graduates 105
• Eric K. Naftzger, P.A.-C
• Contentious vote expected Wednesday on state budget
• Peril by the pool
• Mud Run: get down, get dirty, get clean
• Amanda Tinyes is 10 years old
• Doady M. Benham
• Privatizing prisons a tough sell in California
• Chloe Romo is 8 years old
• Learn to Ride event takes the trauma out of learning to ride a bike
• Loma Linda volunteers pitch in to help Joplin tornado victims
• Camp offers kids unique experience
• Creative team shreds international competition
• Security at tourist icons depends on symbolism
• Colonies defendants receive grand jury transcripts
• Charges filed against two in Explorer teen sex scandal
• First state redistricting proposal could bring Lewis/Baca showdown
• RPD to crack down on alcohol laws
• Elizabeth Lawry Hebbard
• Hospital receives Komen grants for mammograms, education
• Here's your chance to adopt horse, burro
• Jade Addison Dabbs is 1 year old today
• County supervisors clash over decision to eliminate funds set aside for district projects
• Children see themselves in clay
• Panels complete police chief interviews
• Redlands Heritage Awards include homes built by brothers, adaptive reuse buildings
• Public comes out to support packing house
• Few vote changes expected when congressional districts redrawn
• In Brief, June 9
• Nearly half of Inland Empire houses are still 'underwater'
• Accused of sex with minor, deputy leaves Sheriff's department
• Reward offered for stolen statue
• SCE proposes rate increases
• Redlands man graduates from Coast Guard Academy
• Funding key problem for prison reduction
• Event fee waivers in question
• More street resurfacing to come
• Getting in the groove
• In Brief, June 8
• Crime & Public Safety, June 8
• Strawberry festival celebrates heritage
• Budget causes concerns about safety, efficiency
• San Manuels look to Highland to start restaurant franchise
• Surf's up on State Street
• What's in the National Register?
• Orange Blossom Trail follows Redlands' adaptive reuse precedents
• Local charity fights hunger with new organic garden
• GOP lawmakers want stronger cellphone bill
• Small businesses trying out Groupon, which begins steps toward being publicly traded
• Yucaipa High School Senior Speaker Graduation speech
• Atchley retiring, staying involved in local history
• Mentone marijuana collective operator sentenced
• Medicare should not be used to balance budget, seniors say
• YAPS receives solar donation
• Long-time Redlands architect speaks to group
• The Grove School 2011 Graduation Speakers
• LOCAL BRIEFS - June 4
• 'Lifelong learning' celebrated
• Redlands Adult School 2011 Graduation Speakers
• All in the spotlight
• County leaders dismiss car tax bill
• Natalie and Gerrit Jalving are 8 years old
• Road repair work to begin tonight
• Food guidelines taking new shape
• Jeannette Leest
• Redlands scientist, 93, left legacy
• Untitled and "Why did the student cross the street?"
• YHS Thunderbirds take flight
• "Courage and Wisdom"
• No spike seen in area gang-related homicides despite state report
• Road resurfacing to begin Monday
• Celebration of Life to focus on cancer care
• Jillian McCormick is 9 years old
• Elizabeth Marie Glotzbach
• Donald Lee Creacey
• Lester M. Gilmore
• Redlands East Valley High School Class of 2011 Graduation speeches
• Celebration of Life for Carol Robinson
• Redlands Fourth Of July 2011 Celebration
• Wildcats ready to move on
• Budget discussion to continue
• Marine battalion back at Twentynine Palms after kicking Taliban
• Corrective work to begin Saturday in downtown Redlands
• Survey: Residents rank San Bernardino County as a good place to live
• Redlands Symphony's 26th annual Gala dances into view on Saturday
• Crime & Public Safety, June 2
• Job conference aims to help foster youths
• Cable TV show films at San Bernardino self-storage facility
• Budget on tap for special meeting
• Two San Bernardino County labor unions nix concessions
• Orangewood grads reflect on one-on-one education
• August start date to save district money
• Funeral set for longtime black community volunteer
• KVCR has a new home at San Bernardino Valley College
• Two drivers held in DUI cases
• English teacher loses battle with cancer
• Ex-San Bernardino officer found guilty of murder
• Police arrest San Bernardino woman who pushed trash can containing man's partial remains
• Amazing hope born from tradgedy
• Volunteers make the Redlands Conservancy work
• Chairman James Ramos helps dedicate history markers
• Kaitlyn Ballesteros is 16 years old
• Memorial day ceremonies, events, closures
• More on HEIDI MAYER
• Giving hope to kids
• Logan Benge is 21 years old today
• Deputy kills man in Yucca Valley
• Mission Circuit attracts dog lovers to the Fairplex in Pomona
• Frederic Arthur Wolfe, Jr.
• Stan Harshman
• Officials stress caution near pools
• LANG vice president named president of CPA group
• $1.2 billion in state funds unlocked for county jails
• Fulbright scholars head to Germany
• County survey breaks out pockets of employment growth
• Elizabeth Solis is 10 years old
• Redlands man worked on NASA Mars mission, renewable energy project
• Bees swarm Market Night
• Drivers hit the road for Memorial Day weekend
• Students embrace beatnik spirit
• Mylar balloon causes power outage
• 'Greenhorn Bandits' rob banks in Redlands, Diamond Bar, San Dimas
• Open House celebrates school's legacy
• Unforgettables opens Redlands office
• Crowds line up for Orange Festival's opening day
• REV artists receive awards
• Some 'pain' in proposed city budget
• RedlandsTakeout.com is Voted Best Local Website
• Project Learn promotes after-school program
• Study documents plunging crime rate locally, nationally
• New website shows Inland Empire job openings, hiring trends
• In Brief, May 26
• Calimesa middle school students learn about race cars, math through ROP
• Orange Show opens today in San Bernardino
• Foreclosure sales continue to drop but still represent half of all homes sold in the area
• San Bernardino man 'fulfills dream' with college aeronautics degree
• Gas prices won't stop Memorial Day drivers
• Library ribbon cutting celebrates reopening
• Crime & Public Safety, May 26
• Redlands Y breaks ground on aquatics center
• Redlands Fire Department looking for arsonists
• Serving in the streets
• SB County's homicide rate down 28.9 percent since 2000
• Cornell student offers SAT help
• 'Hoofin' it' event canceled
• Seniors learn about health
• Competition shines at Art Institute of California-Inland Empire
• Uffer trial set for October
• Supervisors hold meeting to discuss redistricting
• Bribery trial going to the jury
• Auditors report Grand Terrace more than $2 million in debt
• Sheriff's Department memorial honors fallen
• Closing arguments begin in bribery trial
• Crime continues fall
• Gas prices won't stop Memorial Day drivers
• Elderly man kills wife, self
• Meals on Wheels honors volunteers
• Jared Carlin is 11 years old
• Manny Vinhateiro
• Peggy Ann Cavin Daniels
• Aaron Joseph Race
• Conservancy expands wish list
• Party No. 2 accepting reservations
• Redlands Modern considers why 50 years?
• Kids, families make art at county museum
• James Caley is 55 years old and Wyatt Caley is 14 years old
• New San Bernardino County Fire Chief wanted to be doctor
• Kalani Otubuah is 5 years old
• Living history at adobe
• Suspected scam artist arrested in Crestline
• Thrills on wheels
• Spring, summer of learning, fun at Big Bear Discovery Center
• CSUSB counseling graduate students provide study help at Rialto's Kucera Middle School
• Diane Markley
• Dropping gasoline prices still $1 more than Memorial Day weekend
• Judge dismisses criminal complaint against former Assistant Assessor Jim Erwin
• Rapture day's today, so says preacher
• Redlands women earn distinction
• Middle schoolers march for peace
• Wanda Lee Schardein
• Ruling could open door to San Bernardino County pension records
• County settles claim with former health department employee
• Cook defends vote on contracts
• YAPS pet program available in Redlands
• City cracking down on panhandlers
• U of R shows 'pain at pump'
• Music program adds tutors, mobile studio
• Scammers using fire department's needs to steal funds
• Check out local 'stay-cation' spots
• Quick work leads to arrest of robbery suspect
• In Brief, May 19
• Veterans kick off Run for the Wall
• Postmus' attorney urges San Bernardino County to drop civil lawsuit against ex-assessor, others
• Police Department to see change
• More want to buy packing house
• Accused 'Granny Bandit' gives Fontana police a variety of stories about stolen property
• Leader of SB County Board of Supervisors proposes reforms
• Symphony ends with Mahler, announces next season
• Colonies case defendants show judge the GPS bracelets on their ankles
• School district officials discuss what future holds after budget revise
• No solution reached on Selrocco Drive
• School of Education hosts three open houses
• Iris Festival celebrates community
• Summer day camps ready to start
• Enterprise zones spared under Brown's new budget proposal
• Council to discuss possible sale of packing house
• Kayden Guy is 8 years old
• Reservations now open to the public
• Date set for annual social, membership party, and exposition
• Redlands Conservancy comments on Downtown Specific Plan
• Sadie Kimm
• Loma Linda considers mobile billboard ban
• Omnitrans seeking public input to better service riders
• Final school layoff notices sent by today's state deadline
• DREAM Act reintroduced in Congress
• Toy boat races fun, educational
• Redlands firefighters draw crowd for annual car show
• Jesse E. Mason
• James Raynold (Ray) Gaastra
• Lt. Col. Robert D. (Jim) Price
• Relva L. Knarr
• City considers cuts-only budget proposal
• Walking for a cure
• School board honors retirees
• Soroptimists strut styles from local stores
• State's cuts already heighten risk for kids, seniors, says group
• Governor's revised budget due
• Crime & Public Safety, May 15
• In Brief, May 15
• More than spare change for Ronald McDonald House
• You in Facebook?
• Schools' top English learners slip
• Calimesa reviews state of the city
• Preschool program to expand
• Inland Empire state parks survive cuts that will close 70 parks by next summer
• Faire comes to Mesa View
• Republican lawmakers release budget proposal without tax increases
• Local dancing stars prepare for Redlands Symphony Gala
• REV student wins state science fair, competes internationally
• Highway 330 could reopen for holidays
• Darrell G. Ronto
• Alfred Christopher Arredondo
• Rachael Rodriguez is 21 years old
• Fate of robots unknown
• Stater Bros. reverses sales decline, grows profit
• Bail amounts 'extremely' high
• Highland council renews paramedic tax
• Local plans Mill Creek cleanup Goff climbing Mount McKinley
• Yucaipa approves surveillance cameras
• Service and learning
• Four indicted in SB County corruption probe
• Police arrest teen in stabbing incident
• Students, faculty rally against Cal State cuts
• Burum a supporter of affordable housing, charities
• Paul Biane arrest concludes brief `fugitive' status in corruption case
• Supervisors mum on indictments
• In Brief, May 11
• Yucaipa approves hero recognition program
• Waner receives Roy Coble award
• Former College District chief dies at 82
• How the Mitten Building was saved
• Shakespeare Festival workshop series expands
• Jalyssa Mendoza is 1 year old
• Cope students learn pioneer skills
• Bringing music to all
• Macie Grace Tinyes is 3 years old
• More on LISA PURCELL-RORICK
• Proof of whooping cough vaccination to be required for school attendance
• Church holds alternative prom
• Pharaoh's water park reopens
• Health care improves at local state prisons
• Cal State San Bernardino project strives for lower dropout rate
• Lower gas prices tied to 'bin Laden euphoria'
• Ex-aide testifies brothers offered cash for help
• Leah Carol Rice (Maas)
• Clement C. (Vince) Plasencia
• Regional park ready for summer
• U of R students to 'Teach for America'
• Weekend art shows in parks
• Megan Dennison is 8 years old
• Foundation, campaign to honor slain teens
• San Manuel leader to run for San Bernardino County supervisor
• Employers add more jobs, national unemployment rises
• In Brief, May 7
• Schools celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Agencies preparing for wildfire season
• Investigators find hotel receipt in case of man accused of unlawful sex with minor
• Several police departments to scrutinize their Explorer programs
• Schools progress report shows improvement
• Third San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy investigated for inappropriate conduct with Explorer
• City gathers to pray
• HR Department lays out priorities
• University branches out - with its trees
• Derry says he will fight charges at Tea Party meeting
• Sheriff's explorer program to be reviewed after another deputy accused of sex with minor
• Redistricting meeting shows challenges ahead
• Pensions in protest
• In Brief, May 6
• Experts: Economy, unemployment will outweigh bin Laden's death in 2012 presidential election
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• Hospital's new stroke unit already saving lives
• School employees ramp up food drive
• I.E. residents can weigh in on redistricting
• Calimesa instructional aide earns state honor
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden went for weapon
• Community celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Mark Rod Shepherd
• Gregory Dean Mitchell
• Help yourself to some celiac disease awareness
• Exploring group checkups for diabetes, Parkinson's
• Joseph Sanders is 2 years old
• Firefighters getting ready for high temperatures, threat of wildfires
• Religious leaders: Pray for your enemies
• Muslim Americans welcome bin Laden's death
• Survey looks at Yucaipa's needs
• Autism programs on the way
• County CEO seeks revenue increases
• Derry steps away from federal funding votes, boards
• Orangewood celebrates artists
• Art association offering classes
• Pearl Ruth Cass
• Bin Laden's death spurs reflection among survivors of lost loved ones
• Federal funds, budgets up for discussion
• Students reflect on the meaning and implications of bin Laden's death
• Airport officials to public: remain vigilant
• Humane Society CEO shares 'bond'
• Four ex-Patton State Hospital employees embezzled at least $250,000, authorities say
• Veterans, military families relieved by Osama's killing
• Conservancy supports 3/50 project
• Carter 'Bud' Harrison
• Hospital's new stroke unit already saving lives
• BIN LADEN DEAD
• Pope John Paul II moves closer to sainthood
• Money on everyone's mind at employment expo
• Host wraps up Season 1 of I.E. show
• Hats off to dazzling benefit for children
• New group opposes high-speed bus line in San Bernardino
• Bill would ease local cost of expanding jail facilities
• Charles Izydorek is 18 years old
• Motorists can view half a bridge over 10 Freeway at Riverside Avenue in Rialto
• PAC has ties to Derry, Postmus cases
• Yucaipa library to reopen soon
• On their last day, Colton officers wonder what they - and the department - will do next
• Sexual assault lawsuit filed against gas station owner
• Falconer shows some wedding highlights
• 'Good Samaritan' helps keep blaze under control
• In brief - April 30
• Destination ImagiNation team hoping to go to finals
• Connor Craft is 5 years old
• San Bernardino teachers voting on furloughs
• Four ex-Patton State Hospital employees are target of fraud investigation
• Parents, officials testify about educational impact of budget cuts
• Redlands man convicted of trying to burglarize Hilton home
• I.E. officials raise public safety concerns before state budget panel
• Leota Kincaid Paxton
• LifeHouse Theater's 'The Count of Monte Cristo'
• Jobs fair set for Saturday, Sunday in Ontario
• Redlands, university recognized for trees
• San Bernardino firefighter wants to set record
• Grand Terrace city attorney resigns
• San Bernardino cold weather shelters closing
• Real estate center to open in Yucaipa
• Rep. Baca summit focuses on new transit funding sources
• Highland extends red light camera contract
• Sheriff Rod Hoops, D.A. Michael A. Ramos haven't taken cuts
• Ex-county official says project received no special treatment from Page
• Isabella Killough is 8 years old
• John Patrick (Pat) Faulstich
• Robert E. ("Sundown") Sondeen
• Fire Department trains on vehicle extrication
• Redlands Police encourage safe drug disposal
• Homeless coalition meets for updates
• Educators, students honored
• Council reviews mobile-home rent ordinance
• Yucaipa-Calimesa school board questions technology policy
• Accused deputy to be arraigned in June
• Museum holding summer day camp programs
• Derry case could affect bribery trial
• Paris Hilton, boyfriend accosted at LA courthouse
• Charges tied to campaign disclosure violations are rarely made
• Derry says, if made, he'll correct political contribution 'mistake'
• Groups gearing up for service day
• Supervisor faces criminal charges
• Community to wine, dine, support
• Rialto man arrested in case alleging deputy had sex with girl
• San Bernardino's first black councilwoman dies
• From SB City Council to the County Supervisor
• Little improvement in rate of ex-cons returning to prison
• Crime & Public Safety, April 27
• Some financial help available for community college students facing steep tuition increases
• Confusion over California's hands-free cellphone law
• Yucaipa's uptown project hits a lighting snag
• Pot patients extol drug's medical benefits, despite ban in unincorporated SB County
• St. Bernardine Medical Center considering dropping pediatric unit
• San Bernardino's first black city councilman dies
• Foreclosure fine stalls
• Food truck fest coming to Ontario
• Teen stays silent for children
• Supervisor plans ordinance to reverse food truck ban
• San Bernardino-L.A. commuter rail line to get six new trains in May including express route
• Alleged bribery trial under way
• Judge delays Erwin hearing
• Kickoff Party to highlight Redlands' best
• Esperanza Ramos is 15 years old
• Cal State San Bernardino club helps spruce up New House
• More on KELLI WILMS
• San Bernardino County's First 5 to reprioritize
• Inland Empire restaurants busy on Easter
• The pension 'frenzy'
• Divided by politics, Indians, Pakistanis find unity in church
• Prosecutors want Erwin court hearing postponed
• County deputy finalist in "America's Most Wanted" All Stars contest
• Civil War guide touts spy, life off battlefields
• 'Pato Softball Game' honors store clerk killed in 2005
• Ashlyn Miller is 6 years old
• Photography and glass on exhibit at church
• Environmentalists, green industries at odds over San Bernardino County desert development
• Calimesa encourages people to 'Shop the Pass'
• In brief - April 23
• Earth Day observed in San Bernardino
• Republicans say long-term strategy needed to fix budget
• Baca joins fast to oppose cuts
• Sylvia P. Moreno "Bobby"
• Assembly bill report claims for millions to go toward counties disputed
• Brown deal lifts vacation cap for state prison guards
• Government study offers evidence to what we knew was happening with incomes
• Masons celebrate public schools
• Zack Perkins is 21 years old
• Epic birthday party
• In Brief, April 21
• Crime & Public Safety, April 21
• Sluggish employment growth in SB County concerns researchers
• Author helps others with emotional 'suitcase'
• Municipal Utilities and Engineering director says all services are primary
• Mentone voices concern over rate hikes
• 'Freedom Writers' teacher presents documentary at U of R
• Rare-earth mining company celebrates 'groundbreaking'
• Teachers educating teachers
• Local Jews observe Passover
• Bake sale to help fight child hunger
• Recipient of kidney transplant earns doctorate to study kidneys
• Democrats talk taxes in Rialto
• Crime & Public Safety, April 20
• Hartwig named SB County fire chief
• Baca backs college grants
• Defendants in alleged bribery trial will not get separate trials
• Calimesa council still undecided on private road
• Lewis cuts ribbon on basin project
• MIRIAM B. SERFASS
• Loma Linda triathlon shows the PossAbilities
• May Gray hits region, after weekend heat
• Conflict-of-interest conviction opens door for county, legal observers say
• Former Democratic Party chairman dies
• 2011 Parties for the Necklace schedule filling up
• Hannah McMeans is 23 years old
• William Leslie Paxton
• Anna Jane Campbell
• More on KERRY KENISON
• State to make additional prison rehab cuts
• Tax returns due tonight at 11:59
• Jane Wiggins is 98 years old
• Community comes out to find eggs
• Freshman Assemblyman Donnelly undeterred
• Middle school teacher wins B&N contest, entered into national competition
• New report finds low completion rates for Inland Empire community college students
• Country Club staff keeps watch over owl
• Orange Muffin festival returns
• Yucaipa schools may cut health technicians
• Redlands praises volunteers
• Loma Linda saying goodbye to Sunday mail delivery
• L.A. County unemployment rates comes down; San Bernardino unchanged
• Cooking for concerts
• Ryan McCormac is 7 years old
• San Bernardino County firefighters accept pension cut
• Riane Fuentes is 8 years old
• Republicans will present budget plan
• Highland man arrested as suspect in three Redlands robberies, dozens of others across I.E.
• Agency discusses San Bernardino redevelopment's future
• Girl donates cupcake sales to help cancer patients
• Governor signs law to transfer state inmates to local facilities
• CalRecycle awards grants to pave roads with recycled tires
• Mountain lakes full, releasing water
• Man suspected of three Redlands robberies, multiple across I.E. arrested
• Students make paper cranes, raise money for Japan
• 1st Centennial lawyers file to dismiss suit
• Law enforcement will hold football fundraiser for safer campuses in Redlands
• VICTOR GIGANTE
• Obama calls to cut tax breaks
• Judge issues several evidence rulings in alleged bribery case
• Faculty and students hold day of protest at Cal State campuses
• In Brief, April 14
• PossAbilities triathlon to include first-time competitors
• Dorsey named president of Texas university
• Commission approves towers
• Mom of shooting victim shares inspiration
• Ryan Christopher Adams
• Agencies threaten U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with lawsuit over Santa Ana sucker habitat
• Council approves Sorenson's expansion
• Ceremony marks start of uptown project
• Redlands robber hits Loma Linda Subway
• Clinical research software company moves to Redlands
• Federal cut could hurt local water projects
• Grand Jury testimony begins in county corruption case
• Banning officers allege bias
• Sides ready for bribery trial
• Commission to hold hearings on communications towers
• New report finds low completion rates for Inland Empire community college students
• Trails at 10 Spring 2011 Series kicks off
• School officials fear teacher shortage down the road
• Live Oak farm offers spring tours
• Apple blossom festival celebrates arrival of spring
• Mercedes Moreno
• John Chevalier Preston II
• Rosalie Rogers Talbert
• Taco Bell shooting leaves one dead
• Life of service
• More on MICHAEL JARROUS
• Obesity in girls living in San Bernardino County has doubled in last 10 years
• Downed power line starts Redlands fire
• Julia Sinton is 13 years old
• Students display their skills as REP celebrates the arts
• More than 800 "distracted drivers" - mostly teens - cited in Inland Empire traffic sweeps
• Chaffey Joint Union celebrates its centennial birthday
• Healthy Lifestyles workshop delivers positive messages for young women
• Diversity celebrated on U of R quad
• Pomona College is training grounds for puzzle masters
• Jillian Surdzial is 13 years old
• Prison, community honor fallen at 5K event
• Budget battle appears over, for now
• Youth group lends aid on missions trip
• Children explore symphony instruments
• Serenity Aguirre is 2 years old
• Redlands Animal Shelter volunteers use Internet for adoptions
• Mountain resorts ready for snowy weekend
• County taking action against four Mentone marijuana collectives
• Plea deals sought for county employee, family members named in child care defrauding case
• Mariposa celebrates Classic victory
• San Bernardino County gets new registrar-recorder from Denver
• Gov. Brown brings budget case to Inland Empire
• Islamists look for gains in Egypt's freer politics
• SanBAG: Colonies settlement 'rushed'
• More muffins than ever
• San Bernardino County speaks out on Postmus plea, lawsuit
• Tara Jolene Conley
• San Bernardino County pension board votes to end special benefits for retirees
• Cold, wet weather on the way
• Redistricting site lets locals weigh in
• Government shutdown likely if budget deal is not reached
• Time for Change Foundation holds annual awards luncheon
• Man suspected of rape attempt hours after release from jail
• Crackdown on distracted drivers
• City raises water, wastewater rates
• REV teacher is this year's run artist
• Giving the gift of walk
• Family Services tries online auction
• Boy raising organ donor awareness
• Construction work to close parts of Alessandro Road
• San Bernardino County woos business
• Community activist publishes books
• Brown rallies support before returning to budget tussle
• SanBAG demands county end lawsuit
• Brewery grounded in Redlands
• RUSD plans to cut at least $2.6 million
• Cultural arts commission prepares for show
• Tibetan Buddhist monks construct sand mandala
• Community takes to street - barefoot
• San Bernardino County approves pension cut
• Man shot in head dies at Colton hospital
• In Brief, April 6
• San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors discusses Postmus plea, takes no action
• 70 employers come out for Cal State job expo
• Missing woman found dead in Forest Falls
• Deputy finds baby owls during traffic stop
• County to ask for pension cuts
• County's total debt in Colonies deal to reach more than $184 million
• FAA orders special inspections of Boeing 737s
• Families invited to celebrate folk singer at museum
• Kickoff Party scheduled for 2011 Parties for the Necklace
• Redlands Modern Group meets
• Redlanders discover their hidden artist
• Marlee Lyons is 18 years old
• Highway 330 opened to one-way traffic
• Local woman battles addiction on TV
• Grand Terrace volunteers dig holes, plant flowers
• PossAbilities founder honored as handcycling wraps up
• More on RENEE KERN
• Run Through Redlands coming up
• Citrus for the community
• Council approves some roundabout adjustments
• Mayor's Environmental Challenge
• Handcyclist receives Legends Award
• San Bernardino County looks at redistricting software
• Local party officials lukewarm on primary plan
• State superintendent calls school finances disturbing
• Kathy Maiberger is 60 years old
• State GOP to mail endorsement ballots
• Defense given bank reports in county fraud case
• National unemployment down slightly in March
• Gov. Brown chides Dutton, plans IE visit
• Kindergartner donates hair to needy
• Gary Willard Williamson
• D.A. may be seeking Erwin indictment
• Handcyclists beat heat, hill
• Lions Club to host fireworks at YHS
• Countywide task force told it needs all elements of community to keep young people from the ills of society
• Redlands Council PTA gives awards
• Chief names local man a hero
• City honors Chavez
• Brian Holmes
• Handcycling expected to draw largest field
• Cal State San Bernardino faculty discusses Latino success with White House adviser
• Deeper cuts expected at community colleges, Cal State campuses
• Riders inspire kids
• Hangar 24 opening distribution center
• New equipment for Redlands Fire Department
• County lawyers expected to brief supervisors on Postmus' plea
• Fort Irwin greets Vietnam vets
• ACA students get involved in Service Day
• In Brief, March 31
• Some Mentone residents still questioning water rates
• Host families house Classic riders
• Water, wastewater rates on the rise
• `Perfect storm' driving higher I.E. gas prices
• Postmus' plea sparks questions
• No prayer before Yucaipa council meetings
• Kids set to race in Classic
• Scam targets local seniors
• RHS student's art to benefit quake and tsunami victims
• Brown ends budget talks without deal on taxes
• Loma Linda University Medical Center comes out No. 1
• San Manuel tribe hands out money, awards
• Classic artist features historic library
• Judge reduces ex-county worker's bail by more than $1 million
• 'Daytime Killer' sentenced to prison
• Obama: Libya will not be Iraq
• Reservations open for Trails at 10 Spring Series
• Howard Mayse
• Robert Hanson
• More on DAN RENDLER
• Four conservancies preserve open spaces
• Lasting Impressions owner dies
• Family Fun with 'Star Struck'
• Community gardens help mitigate rising produce costs
• Yucaipa library to get interior, technology improvements
• Semiannual Sale ends today
• Filling the tank at 21,000 feet
• Public can share memories of '60s, '70s
• Making healthy food fun
• Panel says attorney general should take the lead in promoting rehabilitation of prisoners
• Weather station up, running in downtown San Bernardino
• Business students to invest real money
• Nelle Wagner
• Ruth Elida (Miller) Holt
• Stepping up security
• Building contractors still struggling
• R.U.F.F. Rides open to all
• Vendors add healthy aspect to bike classic
• Crime & Public Safety, March 25
• Shauna Kennedy, 18
• Boutique to hold dog adoptions
• Four accused of 107 felony charges
• Nuclear Cowboyz bring smiles, laughter to children's hospital
• Maya Angelou speaks at U of R
• City turns to solar
• City urges comment on downtown plan
• Dairy Queen employee shot in robbery
• LAWA paints brighter future for ONT
• Humane Society Critter Camp continues
• Crime & Public Safety, March 24
• In Brief, March 24
• Centennial Park dedicated
• Redlands police chief will not come from city
• Cycling shop caters to all
• After first year, health care reform is still controversial
• FDIC, 1st Centennial parties set court schedule
• Residents, city at odds over road ownership
• Council OKs weed abatement program
• Lights, sirens and baseball
• Area dials in to proposed telecommunications deal
• Supervisors unanimously approve ordinance banning medical marijuana dispensaries
• Kylie Shaw is 12 years old
• Car club's 'cruise nights' to rev up in Yucaipa
• "Distress" homes dominate San Bernardino County sales
• Public invited to Annual General Membership Meeting
• CHP statistics: Interchange increasingly dangerous
• More on JEANNETTE CARUSO-BURKHART
• First day of spring: rain, wind and snow
• Police Department offers self-defense, safety seminar
• Publisher's new e-book policy raises sparks at public libraries
• Former Secretary of State, U of R student dies
• New Victor Valley museum 'radically different'
• Highland flood victims can apply for tax benefits
• County accepts open space in Yucaipa
• Strain showing in Ontario's relationship with airport operator
• Baca wants flies off endangered list
• Ceremony held at site of new courthouse in downtown San Bernardino
• County aware of new Mentone pot dispensary
• Nicole Williams is 18 years old
• Seniors start 'Thrifty Boutique'
• Quality of Life getting by
• Faith and Justice Summit stresses parent, community involvement
• Redlands breaks out the green
• State lawmakers pass cuts, but budget unfinished
• Linda Peters, 64
• U.S. seeks partners in Wild Horse-Burro Program
• Region's home sales slow in February
• Stargazing coming to museum
• In Brief, March 18
• Crime & Public Safety, March 18
• State lawmakers make headway on budget package
• Micah House trains for Bike Classic
• Police chief asks for council input
• 'Face' of Redlands on display
• Marilyn Roderick Brown, 63
• Talk focuses on health of farm workers
• Doolittle named Professor of the Year
• Crime & Public Safety, March 17
• Crime down in most sheriff's jurisdictions
• San Bernardino County employees could wind up paying more of their retirement costs
• San Bernardino County should take over mountain road, says Supervisor Derry
• Jessica R. `Honey' Lopez
• Community shares opinion on next police chief
• Merchants, bankers at odds over debit fees
• Human Relations Commission seeks visibility
• Angelina Serna, 19
• SB County fire chief to retire March 30
• Highway 330 repairs on track
• Library will celebrate Smiley brothers' birthday
• Crime & Public Safety, March 16
• Businessman named to karate hall of fame
• Budget vote scheduled today, passage unlikely
• Academic Decathlon team places 17th in state
• Special needs Girl Scouts meet goals
• Schools chief urges legislators to support tax extension
• The Attraction of Well-Aged Structures
• Florence G. Pinto "Flo"
• Working to preserve Redlands' assets
• More on ROBERT DAWES
• Dogs promote childrens literacy
• Inland Empire group seeks reprieve for enterprise zones
• Airfare costs on the rise
• Local TV host nominated for Emmy
• High Desert, Fontana, Rancho drive county growth
• Esri assists quake and tsunami response
• Kids enjoy 'Insectival' at county museum
• News in brief - March 13
• Alpha Delta Kappa fills Orton Center
• Tsunami waves deal a blow to Calif town's economy
• Concerns over Japan earthquake sweep through Inland Empire
• Alleged child abusers face additional charges
• University awards medal to Pulitzer winner
• Three plead not guilty in sheriff's scandal
• Danielle Persinger is 12 years old
• Nellie Sedano
• Plus or minus $2.6 million
• GOP must reach Latinos, says former state legislator
• Rotary hears about sex trafficking
• Tatum, Shane and Liam Mapes, 8
• Brown seeks delay as groups press for tax vote
• LAWA will look at ONT options
• I.E. mayors launch initiative to save redevelopment
• Police seeking man who tried to coax girl
• Police seeking burglar who stole from caterers
• In Brief, March 11
• Exhibit to show faces of Redlands
• New bill pushes teacher performance rather than seniority when it comes to layoffs
• Police calls shown in real time, online
• Ash Wednesday observed
• Roland Dockham, 6
• Medal of Honor winners visit San Bernardino school
• California's forecast: Double-digit unemployment rate likely until 2013
• Rotary honors woman who donated kidney
• Crime & Public Safety, March 10
• County hospital to host fifth annual 5K, expo
• Celia Minnie Edinger
• Donors exceed library's fundraising goal
• Firefighter and Fire Explorers of the Year honored, firefighters promoted
• Cancer Society plans new volunteer orientation at Riverside offices
• Freeway project under way
• FDIC says 1st Centennial warned early, often
• City shifts focus of CDBG funds
• Seven San Bernardino County sheriff's employees indicted
• Latinos drive county growth
• Yucaipa moves to protect redevelopment projects
• San Bernardino County board of education wants tax extensions on state ballot
• Controller's audit faults redevelopment agencies
• Children's clothing consignment event planned
• Parties for the Necklace 2011 reservations available at Kickoff Party
• Redlands has modern buildings too
• Watchdog reports on lawmakers' finances
• U of R students simulate wilderness rescue
• Paws for celebration
• Indian gaming sees first decline
• Drug supplies running low nationwide
• Some state Republicans fear voters might pass tax extensions
• PRIDE club welcomes RHS students
• University hosts children's literature conference
• Yucapia looking forward to streetscape project
• Excitement, hopes high in junior high decathlon
• Leaders tour American Custom Coach
• Museum explores social movements
• Highland's Boulder Avenue bridge could take a year to reopen
• Stuffing backpacks for CASE on `Saturday of Service'
• Man dies in freeway motorcycle accident
• Inland Empire retail employment declined after holiday season
• US unemployment drops to 8.9 percent
• Boys & Girls Clubs tour Gas Company
• Budget vote likely next week
• Deadline to apply for Grand Jury extended
• Crime & Public Safety, March 5
• Jillian Zimmerman, 8
• Boy in race against time
• Reading across Redlands
• Judge rules for DA in sexual harassment suit
• Eight accused of stealing more than $500,000 intended for San Bernardino County's needy
• Alice 'Jane' Patchan (Nee Lovette)
• Police union president resigns
• 60th Camellia Luncheon sells out
• Driver ignores barricade, strikes city worker
• Council adopts sustainability plan
• In Brief, March 3
• 3/50 Project founder speaks in Redlands
• Council supports bringing high speed rail to area
• Students rally in Riverside over cuts to education
• King beating stirs still-strong emotions 20 years later
• Crime & Public Safety, March 3
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Award-Winning Musical ‘Ruth’
• Mother accused of killing gets six years
• Crime & Public Safety, March 2
• Dog park to break ground Sunday
• Mixed signals coming from the residential construction sector
• Students receive interview advice from pros
• Service group announces projects
• Lee J. Poyzer, 50
• Chase leads to man's arrest
• Government shutdown averted as House votes $4 billion in cuts
• Test sends wall of water into San Bernardino Valley
• San Bernardino County agencies will be kept separate
• LLU graduate helps Peace Corps' celebration
• Theresa Gasco
• San Timoteo Canyon cleaned
• Lincoln Ashton is 4 years old
• Loma Linda pays to maintain aging orange grove
• Republicans refuse to budge on special vote
• Key connector road to re-open in about three weeks
• I.E. economic output slips
• William Ellis Beasley
• Robert William Emmerson
• Emma Jane Lloyd
• Academy Award winners
• More than 4,000 take oath, become U.S. citizens
• Super Sunday encourages young black students to attend college
• Optimists recognize outstanding students
• More about LYNDA SCHAUF
• Highland to use volunteer reserve firefighters
• Electric vehicles make clean-air waves for AQMD
• California teachers' pension system headed toward insolvency
• Redevelopment has its place; the disagreement is where that place is
• Tasting for charity
• Loma Linda speed limits too low, resident alleges
• San Bernardino-based safety net clinic operator begins construction of health center in Banning
• Visit by acclaimed scientist energizes local groups
• Natalie Ann Goodcell Sanchez
• GOP move to stop federal government from paying groups that sue the government and win stirs concern
• Conference promotes girls' interest in math, science
• San Bernardino County firefighters practice water rescues in Hesperia
• Honoring diverse accomplishments
• Mallorie Kevari is 20 years old
• RUSD gets $1.3 million for building improvements
• Romero, `ambassador of Redlands,' dies at 82
• Citizens protest Lewis' support of budget cuts
• La-Z-Boy earns Mayor's Green Action Award
• Deven Coe, 16
• Rocky roads ahead on tax extension ordeal
• Inland Empire business leaders powering up their group
• Highland council restricts sex offender residency
• BLM: Helicopters OK for herding wild horses, burros
• Arrest made in killing of Highland teen
• Cold storm to bring snow to low elevations
• Robotics club creeping towards finals
• In Brief, Feb. 25
• LoJack signal leads to stolen tractor, arrest
• Man held in connection with Yucaipa motel room explosion
• Assistance League gears up for major annual event
• U of R hosting 15th annual children's literature conference
• Rain to soon return
• In Brief, Feb. 24
• Redlands Community Music Association to present award at annual dinner
• RHS Academic Decathlon team heads to finals
• Cities look to the people to save redevelopment funding
• Volunteers teach children arts, cooking
• Frances 'Berniece' Crawford
• Phylis Barich
• In Brief, Feb. 23
• Goodall shares experiences at forum
• Skyrocketing gas prices vex Inland Empire drivers
• City investigates possible fire code violations in apartment blaze
• County anti-poverty agency fears loss of funding
• End of Fannie, Freddie could dampen housing market
• Church bus drifted into opposing traffic lane before accident in Twin Peaks
• Redlands will continue with transparency regardless of state funding
• Commission puts off merger decision
• Amelia Kuhns, 5
• Making a difference
• Josephine Lombardo, 93
• Park to be dedicated
• Teen boy shot, killed; police seeking information
• Woman to be on `Wheel of Fortune'
• One killed, 23 hurt in church bus crash in San Bernardino Mountains
• Possible merger of land raises concern
• Goodall speaks at Redlands Forum
• Bob Clark now President Emeritus
• Residents sift through ashes of SB complex fire
• Powell is a `lucky person'
• Resorts see new snow
• Vision Project's survey in, revealing likes, dislikes
• Apartment fire displaces more than 100 residents
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 21
• Youth group crusades against suicide
• Libraries facing cuts in governor's budget proposal
• Strapped nonprofits face possible loss of federal revenue stream
• Courtney Corcoran is 19 years old
• Unused landfill could sprout county solar plant
• Yucaipa still views Stater Bros. as local grocery store
• Jack Brown: Stater Bros. leader for three decades
• Chimney fire damages home
• Yucaipa adds 'God' to its walls
• Specter of federal government shutdown is raised
• Richard M. Adams
• Robert Pendleton
• LeVae Romo
• Rain to pound the Inland Empire
• Mission mania at Mariposa
• Elementary school shows fun side of math
• Yucaipa reviews major disaster scenario
• State panel says fine for tribal lobbyist too low
• Bill would transfer control of Ontario airport to regional authority
• Cold, rain coming tonight
• REV Singers perform at choir invitational
• Wine tasting event will benefit Community Hospital of San Bernardino
• San Bernardino County moves closer to ban on marijuana dispensaries
• SBA centers open to flood victims
• Big Bear Valley camp provides outlet for kids suffering from deadly family violence
• Margaret Tancos
• Joy A. Gibbs
• California Supreme Court to rule on Prop. 8 challenge
• Rock, boulders fall onto Highway 18
• Nonprofit provides jobs, recycling
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 17
• In Brief, Feb. 17
• New chief for Arrowhead Credit Union
• Forum honors Muir's goals
• Grove receives visitors
• City discontinues benefits for up to 300 retirees
• Evan Sprang, 1
• San Bernardino's Central Courthouse rededicated
• Valentines show appreciation for vets
• REV student serves as Congressional page
• Agencies test dam's design
• Board gives OK to Oak Glen outdoor facility
• Budget OK for now
• Joanne Matney, 72
• Uninsured numbers grow more than 50 percent in SB County
• Report potholes from your cell phone
• Yucaipa council still undecided about streetscaping
• Yucaipa Valley Radio club to discuss solar technology
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 16
• In Brief, Feb. 16
• Dyanna Fultz
• I.E. group opposing Gov. Brown's ax to redevelopment funding holds brainstorming session in Fontana
• Local Highland home-schooled student named music semifinalist
• San Bernardino public TV broadcaster dies
• Vows exchanged on Valentine's Day
• Jacqui Mendoza is 11 years old
• Love heals all wounds
• LifeHouse Theater has as its focus family-oriented theater
• Jewelry for a cause
• Redlands schools to get robotics labs
• Centenarian credits faith, humor, exercise as secrets to long life
• Valerie Saeng Taylor is 50 years old
• More on BEVERLY NOERR
• Best-selling author speaks about research, Lincoln myths
• Local cities vs.Gov. Jerry Brown
• Father-daughter dance delights
• Gay illegal immigrants work to open 'double closet'
• Forest service captain killed in motorcycle accident in Big Bear
• Jake Mendoza is 6 years old
• Lincoln dinner packs Orton Center
• Diocese and county superintendent of schools offer parenting classes
• San Bernardino County facing budget issues
• Local Greenpeace gets new home
• Redlands High advances to decathlon state championships
• Keegan Edward Frith is 2 years old
• Redlands, Chaffey top finishers in San Bernardino County Academic Decathlon
• Warm Coats Program 2010 gives warmth, exceeds goals
• Angels Closet aims to fill two trailers
• Kinsey Evans is 16 years old
• Minorities stand to gain in redistricting
• California agency to offer nearly $2 billion to curb foreclosures
• Budget woes drive redistricting commission to Claremont
• Businesses not on board with bus plan
• Medical marijuana advocates propose San Bernardino County ordinance
• Barbara Canterbury Sanborn
• Doris R. Radford
• William Joseph Spanos
• Martha Snyder Fawcett
• Locals buy stalled office project
• Music organization to feature violinist
• Crime & Public Safety, Feb. 10
• Redlands Recreation Commission holds final meeting
• Connor Smith, 5
• Katelyn Zander, 5
• Municipal Code available on cell phones
• IN BRIEF, Feb. 9
• Registrar of voters jumps from San Bernardino County to Riverside County
• Redlands native helps train combat medics in Afghanistan
• Redlands Fire Department seeks donations
• Assistance League readies for 60th Camellia Luncheon
• Scandal inspires new bills
• Not an everyday mission
• Redlands High School Business Academy makes Disneyland Resort their classroom
• School board approves new boundaries
• CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY, Feb. 9
• San Manuels donate $3 million for Loma Linda University cancer center
• Calimesa unsure about redevelopment agency
• Untitled
• Sylvia Terifay is 80 years old
• Angels' Closet clothing students
• U of R grad to attend UN conference
• Stanley L. Scheidecker
• Elvin "Al" Leo Amodt, Jr.
• More on MARIO SAUCEDO
• Super party for Super Bowl fans
• IHSS cuts would sting, say providers, clients
• State might ask poor for medical copays
• First Inland Empire comic expo features fun, networking, prizes
• Green Bay wins fourth Super Bowl title
• Evening for kids
• Andrea Kaney is 30 years old
• Erin Elaine Meines
• Helen Jeannette French
• Darryl Mark Warner, DO
• Helen Louise Dahnke
• Bryan Cruz is 8 years old
• Street racer gets 9 years for crash that killed TapouT founder
• Cruisin' 'Cuz they care
• SBA offers loans to county flood victims
• Fans' support mapped
• Mayor makes Super Bowl bet with radio host
• UCal State's Super Sunday strives to boost college attendance among blacks
• U.S. unemployment dips to 9 percent
• Redlands workshop hopes to boost innovation
• 3/50 Project founder coming to Redlands
• Redlands Tea Party starts show on San Bernardino radio station
• Goodall to speak at U of R
• Hospice volunteer in Redlands creates patient memories in a scrapbook
• IN BRIEF, Feb. 5
• CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY, Feb. 5
• Zombie walk in Redlands to celebrate local author's short story
• Redlands brothers on 'American Idol'
• Fire Department receives federal grant for new ladder truck
• Doctor to conduct workshop on ear infections
• Congregation to host Food and Wine Ecstasy
• Live-ammo exercises bring Marine warning to race fans
• Storm repairs still coming
• Civil War lecture captivates audience
• San Bernardino County commission delays vote on marijuana dispensaries
• Esri tracks Egypt protests
• Esri program helps place resources
• Reagan legacy continues to grow
• Piece of Berlin Wall dedicated at Ronald Reagan Park in San Bernardino
• Alex Brown, 6
• School closure rankles parents
• City moves forward on fee hike
• Furniture company opens distribution `hub' in Redlands
• Fundraiser puts life in project
• Winds wreak havoc in I.E.
• Fifth-grader to lobby for arthritis help in D.C.
• IN BRIEF, Feb. 3
• Two arrested for burglary
• Inland Empire manufacturing continues slow rise but housing, employment still showing little activity
• Salary, benefits revealed
• Flossing is vital to dental health
• Halt some salt
• Yucaipa resident spins and wins
• High wind warning to be in effect for area through Thursday
• Five Guys burger chain readies for business in Rancho Cucamonga, more IE locations coming soon
• Isabel Garcia
• Betty Jo Haigh
• Eulalia 'Marsha' Roque
• George Alexander MacLean Jr.
• Commuters look for options as road work causes closures, congestion in San Bernardino County
• RPD returns to regular structure
• Charter schools flourishing despite budget difficulties
• Arrowhead Credit Union reports slowing losses
• Showing of support
• Believe Walk raises $750,000 for cancer center
• Redlands High School robotics club scores another trophy
• Local poet gets national recognition
• Florida federal judge declares entire health care reform law unconstitutional
• Lincoln Pilgrimage
• Betty Jo Haigh
• Setting a strong foundation
• California has nation's second-highest teen jobless rate
• Cities lead state on phone cuts
• Calimesa school to second annual race
• Pilot, resident injured in Big Bear plane crash
• Months after ax, child-care program still in limbo
• Share trivia, tasty sides for Super Bowl
• LAWA official: 'ONT worst years over'
• State demands innovation in anti-trafficking effort
• Penance players go to confession
• Sorenson to expand business
• First CASE coordinator picked from field of 200
• Local kung fu instructor honored
• Arroyo Verde celebrates 20 years
• From 'Project Runway' to his own projects
• San Bernardino County GOP chairman stays put
• San Manuel elder Pauline Murillo laid to rest
• Yucaipa celebrates 100 years of education
• Peter Bohen is 9 years old
• Irwin Asher Spitzer
• Jackson Dana Pease
• James Alfred 'Buddy' McKinney II
• Former bank officials have 2 months to respond to suit
• Mayor lists what city has done, asks community to help
• Insight offers opportunities
• Mariah Ambrea Guillen is 17 years old
• Tea Party reacts to State of Union addresses
• Local officials opposed to shutting down redevelopment agencies
• Connie L. Chadwick
• Elderly woman injured in apartment fire
• CSU trustees increase education doctorate program by $954
• Howser to raise funds for public television at local pizza parlor
• Tattoo parlors, more get OK in Banning
• Twentynine Palms man pleads guilty to murder
• Community Center to get new gym floor
• Obama approves money to help repair county rainstorm infrastructure damage
• Chapman University's I.E. economic forecast hopeful
• FDIC sues former 1st Centennial officials
• Cal State universities, facing tuition increase, show the value of a degree from their campuses
• LifeHouse Theater's Musical Biography, George Washington
• IN BRIEF
• Seven arrested at DUI checkpoint
• Officer assigned to Redlands neighborhood where teens were killed
• Homeless census starts tonight
• Memorial scheduled for local firefighter
• Obama: Leadership now `shared responsibility'
• Education funding uncertain
• Analysis: Obama, GOP frame debate for 2012
• L.A./Ontario traffic officers to be transferred to LAX
• Report: Business sales declined in 2010
• San Manuel elder Pauline "Dimples" Murillo dies at age 76
• Local lawmakers to sit near each other for State of Union
• Jobs should be focus of State of the Union speech, locals and lawmakers say
• 17th annual Chocolate Fantasy on its way
• Ruby Widmann is 4 years old
• Todd R. Schroeder
• Alma M. Longhetti
• Margil Reye 'Bob' Flores
• Mark Walker Schessler
• Lifehouse Theater Presents - The Princess and the Pigs
• Rare earths put San Bernardino County on world's map
• Mountain business hurting without Highway 330
• Lack of park funding raises ire in San Bernardino
• Health insurance gender pricing outlawed
• MORE ABOUT JOSIAH BRUNY
• Community members get dental work at free clinic
• Neil Derry is 42 years old
• Library at end of its rope
• 1994 murder case dropped, prosecutors won't appeal
• Animation festival comes home
• Big turnout for charity run in Ontario
• Get in step and Snowshoe the Bear
• School teaches high-tech machine skills to jobless
• U of R professor to teach in China
• Laser incidents soar, threaten planes
• Manhunt on after fatal hit and run in San Bernardino
• Community rallies to help girl who lost father, stepmother, stepbrother in freak accident
• AROUND SB COUNTY
• Slain boy's mother's home burglarized in Los Angeles
• Longtime Loma Linda university official dies at 67
• Teen suspected of burglary, causing lockdown at Fontana High surrenders to police
• 'Theoretical' storm could cause $300 billion in damage
• San Bernardino/Riverside area home sales, median prices go up
• Inland Empire unemployment drops, but still high
• Downtown farmers' market restarts
• Lucha Libre USA entertains casino crowd
• A&R Tarpaulins finishes layoffs aversion program
• Highs and lows of a weather roller coaster
• San Bernardino County scores mostly Fs in American Lung Association Survey
• Dental program in San Bernardino County expects to serve 3,000 kids, 1,000 pregnant moms over three years
• Bueermann speaks to Rotary
• Julia Tai Black is 11 years old
• Inland redevelopment leaders tout projects, business opportunities
• Defendant admits to fatal Highland shooting in taped interview
• Edison says it will take a month before report completed on electrocution deaths
• Caron Shizue Ito Christison
• Free Veterans Expo to be held in Beaumont
• Youth learn about food
• Report: Signs of growth for I.E. industrial real estate
• Piecemeal repeal of health law could be tricky
• Mary Frances 'Fran' Blanck
• Anne L. Miller
• Lawmakers pledge tamer discourse
• San Bernardino college bookstore launches expanded textbook rental program
• MediaNews Group launches search for new CEO
• Rising pension costs concern county supervisors
• Community garden to hold vegetable seminar
• CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY, Jan. 18
• December home sales in San Bernardino County jumped 14.7 percent over month before
• Council approves priorities
• County seeks community input
• Adult day care marked for elimination
• Christian to teach Hebrew class at Redlands synagogue
• University discusses King's challenge
• Car wash raises money for family
• Plans for the future
• Churches hold event in recognition of MLK day
• Recession stalls declining abortion rates
• Police department morphs to meet challenge
• Redlands campuses representative of community's diversity
• Students struggle, worry about future at Cal State San Bernardino
• Highlands residents say flood damage was avoidable
• Housing Authority opens Redlands computer lab
• Youth have options
• East Valley schools limit violence
• Fugitive wanted in May 2009 kidnapping of 3-year-old San Bernardino boy apprehended in Mexico
• Museum hosts trains
• Three family members electrocuted after power line falls in San Bernardino
• Nellie Anne Saville
• Paul H. Hill
• Ralph J. Meyering
• Stacey Ranae Mellon
• Allan Griesemer named Man of the Year
• Krikorian manager takes gavel
• Mary Jo Holmes named Woman of the Year
• Funeral services scheduled for two teens killed in Redlands shooting
• Teen refuses ride offer; police looking for driver
• IN BRIEF
• MacDonald named Firefighter of the Year
• Leyden named Police Officer of the Year
• Construction losses hamper progress
• Researchers believe they have identified how drinking caffeinated coffee reduces diabetes risk
• Heidi Peccerilli, 16
• Redlands school board reviews goals, focus
• ANA soldiers train to be combat medics
• North Redlands leadership group shifts its focus
• $10,000 reward offered in Redlands shooting
• Community rallies to help raise money for funerals of two murdered teenagers
• Highland grant could help damage repair
• California, I.E. foreclosures decline in 2010; U.S. reaches new record
• Brown budget plan would shift services to locals
• EPA issues new guidelines for chromium 6 monitoring in public water systems
• County leaders to redraw supervisorial district boundaries
• State budget cuts may spell trouble for redevelopment projects
• Creatura loved people, travel
• Council emphasizes need to reach out to all of Redlands
• John Jay Winkler Sr.
• US says too much fluoride causing splotchy teeth
• Docs urge shots as flu season grabs the South, NYC
• Study links crime decrease to redevelopment
• Nonprofit accepting donations for fallen Redlands boys' families
• Governor's budget gives public schools a break but not higher education
• Brown budget plan slashes social services, redevelopment, seeks special vote on taxes
• Rose garden planned at Victoria School
• Brokerage: I.E. retailers recovered some ground in 2010
• Brandon Harris is 11 years old
• Robert B. Rearick
• Ruth Ann Davis
• Edna Louise Steinman
• Local legislators have few ideas on where to make `painful' state budget cuts
• More on JIM TOPOLESKI
• Two vehicles sought in deadly shooting
• Walk draws attention to human trafficking
• LAWA officials not worried by option to sue
• Yucaipa library to check out e-readers
• Arizona congresswoman, a Claremont Scripps College graduate, shot, wounded; six others killed
• First state report on hospital-acquired infections falls short of goal
• Holiday highs often lead to a psychological crash in the new year
• Former science teacher Torlakson falls quickly into the middle of the education finance crisis
• San Bernardino County readies for homeless count
• Trans fats banned from food facilities
• New laws increase solar availability
• Danielle Noel Guillen is 20 years old
• Tea party kicks off new year
• County, state to inform locals about citrus pest
• New supervisor may hold key to picking new leader of San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors
• Highway 330 repairs may only take a year
• Nursery to offer fruit tree, rose seminars
• State found lacking in education and health care for the young
• State school chief declares emergency in education
• Mountain High chairlift remains closed
• Norma Jean Taylor
• Sketch of fatal shooting suspect released
• RHS basketball game still on
• Two killed, others hurt in shooting
• Lifehouse Theater Presents ‘A Song In My Heart’
• Former Redlands police lieutenant accepts plea bargain in molestation case
• San Bernardino County agency approves $1 million more for lawsuits defense
• City weighs contracting
• Geoff Roche, 37
• Redlands looks at internal chief candidates
• Hundreds left hanging when Wrightwood chair lift stalls
• Inland Empire Scottish Society plans annual Burns Dinner
• REV reveals bronze Wildcat
• 330 fix may take two years
• Michael A. Ramos begins third term as San Bernardino County D.A.
• See Something, Say Something under way
• Council fills budget gap
• Obama signs bill to improve nation's food safety
• Budget, healthcare not fertile ground for cooperation
• Officials warn public against carbon monoxide poisoning
• Caltrans: Highway 330 still unsafe
• Beaumont keeps DeForge as mayor
• Walks to bring light to human trafficking
• Recession drove many immigrants from Inland Empire
• Crestline pair face death penalty in 2002 Fathers Day attack
• Snow on Cajon Pass, mountain areas
• Former science teacher sworn in as new schools chief
• New laws aim to protect soldiers' images, fight truancy
• Hoops sworn in as county sheriff
• Don L. Higdon
• Reverend Joseph Warner Skiles
• Marjorie Lui
• Thomas Leonard Martinez
• San Bernardino County launching Vision Project
• Annika Howell is 16 years old
• More on ALEX PAREDES
• Doves fly over Loma Linda in remembrance of departed children
• New legislation could bring buyer for Arrowhead Credit Union
• Scandals fill year for county
• Challenges meet opportunity
• Business climate showing signs of recovery
• District braces for cuts, strives to meet new regulations
• Success in new year hinges on community commitment
• Library works to meet financial challenges, provide expanded services
• Focus remains on school's contribution to community
• Innovation, efficiency to be department's hallmark
• Interfaith Council works to promote understanding, service
• Year will bring new equipment, dedicated volunteers
• Economic downturn provides unique opportunity for service
• Locals decorate Rose Parade float for Donate Life
• Hit and run driver who injured two REV students arrested
• Looking back on locals lost
• Heavy winds hit Redlands
• Yucaipa, San Gorgonio Pass communities clean up storm damage
• Planning ahead key to staying safe this holiday
• New Year's Eve events
• Allison Banales is 25 years old
• Erma Jean Fry
• Patricia Davis Pratt
• David Jognia
• Marshall Mead
• Laura Marie Creatura
• Elsie 'Louise' Shell Darmody
• Reward offered for robbery information
• Homeless fill San Bernardino County cold shelters
• 2010 was a year of surprises, oddities
• Exploreres lend a hand
• Highland dodges rain damage
• Gas prices to hit $4 next year
• Nun dolls on display in Upland Catholic shop
• Redlands hit by power outage
• Mural to honor leaders
• Community can give warmth
• Inland Empire unemployment figures likely to stagnate in coming year.
• U of R sees a year of change
• Arts thrive in Redlands
• `Treasures of Redlands' unearthed
• Redlands department leaders assess damage
• Volunteers step up to help storm victims
• Boy calls gift a Christmas 'miracle'
• Redlands streets remain under repair
• Highland recovers from flood
• Teen birth rate decline may be linked to immigration
• Banning seeking planning commissioners
• Millicent Reynolds is 90 years old
• Nonprofit reaches out to homeless veterans
• James Paul Parisi is 16 years old
• After-Christmas shoppers search for IE bargains
• Fire Department brings Christmas to local boy
• Colton Fire Department continues flood preparations in Reche Canyon
• East Valley cities preparing for next storm
• Salvation Army serves hundreds Christmas meal in San Bernardino
• Heavy rains haven't ended Inland Empire drought, yet
• Hanna Laue is 16 years old
• Church re-opens sanctuary
• Boys & Girls Clubs carols through Redlands
• Mountain businesses expect a white Christmas weekend after storm
• Redlands City Council moves meeting time
• A Christmas blessing
• Family Services grant would help Redlands families
• Experts: People with serious health issues need to be included in holiday festivities
• Daniel Christopher Parisi is 20 years old
• SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS: Yes, Virginia
• YouthHope throws Christmas party
• Mildred Rachel Walling
• Petra Rojas
• Rain creates problems across city
• SB County hit hard with rain damage
• Dog Park in sight
• Planning Commission shapes face of Redlands
• Storm causes street closures, damages
• Ontario gears up for fight to regain control
• District Attorney Ramos appointed to California attorney general-elect's transition team
• Storms force ski resorts to close
• Christmas Lights Tour
• History meets technology in Redlander's book
• Winter storm rages through Redlands
• Storm closes Yucaipa roads
• Beaumont street closures
• Council approves standards
• Storm to continue through Thursday
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Budget waits until January
• California still growing, but more slowly
• Shoes for Christmas
• For first time, California gains no House seats
• Beaumont budget on target
• Mallori Ryan is14 years old
• Farmer's Market could go year-round
• John Dwight Henderson
• Some psychologists worry that holiday spending may increase stress next year
• Veteran moved by Operation Greatest Gift tour
• Santa, Cal State San Bernardino police deliver presents to needy
• OC-based group says animals suffering at Devore shelter
• More on DAN CARRANZA
• Wet weather to persist in Inland Empire
• Republicans block youth immigration bill in Senate
• Toy distribution at Pharaoh's
• Khloe Anise Guy is 3 years old
• Burrage hosts holiday party
• Toy drive aims to kindle 'Spark of Love'
• Job growth encouraging
• President signs tax plan; all but one local rep vote for it
• Christmas shopping trip
• Mary Avila Espinoza
• Helen Louise Rowell Wilson
• Dorothy Worthington Walker
• Eve Arnold
• Robert 'Bob' Pendleton is 60 years old
• Christmas party for Micah House kids
• Mariposa parents donate laptops
• Students pitch mall redesign
• Planning Commission approves cell tower
• Collision puts car in grove
• Council to eye cuts, property taxes to balance budget
• RHS commandeers Barnes & Noble
• TSA debuts full-body scanners at L.A./Ontario
• Board of Supervisors OK `God' motto
• Donnelly: No in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• Top Public Defender administrators resign
• New lunch requirements could cost schools
• Yucaipa business owner claims city was dishonest
• Riddell, Smith elected as Yucaipa mayor, mayor pro tem
• Christmas party at the Burrage Mansion
• Tax plan would boost local paychecks
• Clerk shot in weekend convenience store robbery
• Mildred V. Hamilton
• Santa Claus comes to San Bernardino on Metrolink
• Arrowhead Regional Medical Center works to expand health care to uninsured county residents
• 2010 election lackluster for local GOP
• Highland City Council to be sworn in Tuesday
• Yucaipa, Banning to pick new mayors
• Local Leader: More on Robin Westen
• Shoe donations pour into Katz Alley
• Community invited to Christmas Block Party
• RPD meeting challenges with innovation
• California's education outlook: huge classes, shorter school years, less learning
• REV wins county championship
• Loma Linda hospital will light Tree of Hope
• New lunch requirements could cost schools
• `In God We Trust' debate comes to San Bernardino County
• Cal State San Bernardino awards its first two doctorates
• Nolan: Angelic music adds to the weekend
• San Bernardino County public defender reportedly negotiating resignation
• Boy plays in parade days after surgery
• A step up the fire ladder
• SB County to pick up seats
• Council to consider values
• REV to defend mock trial title
• Hats on - and off - for cancer
• Emma DeDoes is 6 years old
• Artists Join Forces For Christmas Jam and Toy Giveaway at Pharoah's Lost Kingdom
• Mozart's thanks shoppers
• Community invited to Christmas Block Party
• Lights of Love to benefit hospice
• William Leonard Casebolt
• Teens say 'no' to underage drinking
• Beattie students lace up gifts
• Democrats demand changes in Obama-GOP tax deal
• Lydia 'Lilly' Silva and Jose 'Joe' Silva
• Fidel U. Pacheco Sr.
• Balcony for the Fox
• Redlands parades in Christmas
• With divided Congress, tough road for Obama's education reform
• Perceptions of faith could affect next presidential election
• Zanowic set to serve as Calimesa's new mayor
• James 'Tommy' Pagdilao is 60 years old
• Unemployed still waiting on Congress
• Other Yucaipa Boulevard landowners honored contracts
• National unemployment rises to 9.8 percent
• Redlands Community gets top marks for joint replacement, spine surgery
• William Yung Chan Howo
• Joseph Alexander Bailey III
• Ardis K. Galyen
• Dr. Carl Jansen
• Cal State holds pet therapy event
• Kaiser honors community health groups at Fontana luncheon
• Man fires gun inside Walmart
• RHS students bring fairy tales to life
• Thomas B. Ekema
• Veronica 'Rocky' Diaz
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• Bowl to present 'Cinderella'
• Centennial Park should be finished next week
• Nancy Martin Bologna
• Bernice L. Heath
• Kyle Matthew Collins
• Nick Carter was friend, soldier, chef
• Stimulus funds rehab of buildings, creates jobs
• YMCA Holiday Home Tour features '50s California ranch with a fresh look
• Hanukkah in Redlands
• Arrowhead Credit Union to close 8 branches, lay off 37 employees
• Gingerbread Village brings joy to young patients
• Group plans Christmas party for kids with cancer
• Football, banquets hold Pharaoh's through off-season
• Downtown Christmas Parade to welcome in the season
• Guests invited to American Foursquare-style house
• Players helping patients
• D.A. Ramos, treasurer to pay fine
• Retailers see better sales
• Election results certified
• Obama calls for pay freeze on federal employees
• Opening arguments begin in Kirby's trial
• More on PAM HUSTON
• Students invited to nominate favorite teachers
• Crestline launches holiday boat parade
• Allie Kuhns is 10 years old
• Robert Sukenik
• Enrollment numbers steady despite tuition hikes
• Big crowds jam shopping centers
• Black Friday returns to Inland Empire
• Lauren Schaefer is 10 years old
• Metrolink gets safety funds and cars
• Mistletoe for toys
• 'Helping Paws' at U of R
• Jossalin McGaughey is 2 years old
• Public input sought on Yucaipa uptown project
• Katz Alley more than books
• Esri supports nonprofits, publishes humanitarian aid book
• Cities brace for state redevelopment raids
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Community Christmas Program ‘Scrooge’ At Clock Auditorium
• Mary's Table serving more this holiday
• Better - but cautious - Black Friday seen
• Clear and cold over Thanksgiving weekend
• Dinner and community
• Henry Gunther
• Nicholas Clifford Carter
• Fred H. Bremer
• George Beall Frehner is 14 years old
• Redlands Community Hospital expert offers tips to prevent "Turkey Day" pain
• Inland Empire Charity groups to provide free Thanksgiving dinners to those in need
• Median home prices rise
• Yucaipa's Drusys says goodbye
• CSUSB business school earns top ranking
• 11 percent increase in Thanksgiving holiday travel predicted, adding to traffic woes
• Local nonprofit urges awareness of homeless youths
• Tri-City Center hosting annual `Snowtacular'
• Crafton Hills nets federal grant
• Feasting with friends
• REV students injured in hit-and-run
• First 5 covers kids through January
• Shipping shoeboxes
• Man shot in leg during chase
• More snow expected today in San Bernardino Mountains
• Yucaipa council weighs Uptown design options
• Leader selected for county's CASE
• Mobile home park manager fired
• Lifehouse Theater Extends 'Revelation' For Three Additional Performances
• San Bernardino County Museum hosts annual Wildlife Art Festival
• Local Leader: Cindy Calderón
• Seniors dance afternoon away
• Smiley class reads Constitution
• Kristen Grace Miller turns 3 years old
• Inland Empire unemployment rate for October down slightly
• State's jobless fearing end of benefits in December
• Highland woman helps rebuild Gulf Coast
• Many faith groups to join in Thanksgiving service
• Firefighters to help 'Light the Way'
• Jim Stellar is 80 years old
• Beaumont council approves stadium annexation
• Food baskets for children with cancer
• Professor sees award as affirmation
• Alexandria Kuhns is 3 years old
• Two Inland Empire residents chosen for state redistricting commission
• Margaret Kimball Van Brocklin
• Rosemary Fox Whittemore
• Phyllis Ruth Clark
• Students stack for record
• New courthouse to support Banning development
• Museum presents Wildlife Art Festival
• Making maps fun
• High schoolers shadow local leaders for the day
• Banning Council votes to buy land
• Lexis Chavez is 12 years old
• Bowl house gets new curb
• Robert Ian Bender
• Louise Cecila Rosaro
• Life of Mark Twain becomes an open book
• Derry proposes caps on vacation, holiday accrual for exempt employees
• Autos lead rise in retail sales
• Lewis moves to have stimulus dollars returned to Treasury
• Benefits in the cross hairs
• Brown's big decision: When to ask voters for tax increase
• Panel: California should end sex-offender housing ban
• Gerrymandering smooths political waves
• "Redlands Got Talent!" performers take the stage
• San Bernardino County focused on establishing network to speed stroke victim care
• An honor to serve
• Despite Proposition 22, agencies owe Sacramento
• Beaumont council to review stadium annexation
• Students feed the needy at San Bernardino site
• Rep. Joe Baca hosts veterans fair at San Bernardino Valley College
• Cyclists ride to honor friend
• Calimesa council to vote on impound fee
• The Village holds harvest festival
• Assistance League serves tea
• Jansen Comadena is 11 years old
• Eagle Scout project helps dental center
• Upland officials hope to gain from new supervisor
• Loma Linda University students get in the dirt to learn about crops
• Uptown Yucaipa business owners look forward to redevelopment
• Jamieson Matthias
• Biblical ‘Revelation’ Musical Premieres At LifeHouse
• Beaumont celebrates the lives of veterans
• Newell's Nursery fights city lawsuit
• Redlands public safety volunteers honored
• CSU tuition set to spike
• Untitled
• Disturbance at group home causes stir in Yucaipa
• Students perform to support alumnus
• Cherry Valley tenants criticize park management
• Tatum Bottomley is 13 years old
• James A. Smith
• Harry R. Devitt
• Local ski areas start making snow
• Substantial job growth forecast for second half of 2011
• Missing mentally disabled man found unharmed
• Boys & Girls Clubs keeps growing
• Hosanna Int'l gets praise from commission
• Ruling on tower pushed to December
• Riders plan tribute ride for fallen member
• Family Service presents first philanthropy award
• Locals ride Goodyear Blimp
• Yucaipa officials present uptown project
• Veterans Day Events
• Petition protests Yucaipa uptown project
• Charges challenged in capital case
• New proposal comes before commission
• Ushering in the holidays
• SB County mum on Mentone pot dispensary
• Postmus to stand trial for corruption charges
• Pair of area Lowe's stores close
• Hospital honors employees for service
• Ray Juzwick is 88 years old
• 'Four Seasons of Giving' benefits Family Service
• Sheriff's deputies track San Bernardino County's sex offenders
• Travelling preacher makes Inland Empire stop on walk across country
• Women vets get new facility dedicated to their medical needs
• Deming re-elected as Beaumont's city treasurer
• Republicans face long odds in Sacramento
• San Bernardino County's Arrowhead Regional Medical Center vexed by controversies
• Pansies for the Smileys
• 151,000 jobs added to October payrolls nationally but unemployment rate is unchanged
• Amanda Harris is 19 years old
• County finalizes adoptions at Ontario Convention Center
• Friday nights in downtown Redlands continue to sing
• Redlands may have first 'earth market'
• Medicare announces winning suppliers
• Authorities raid Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
• Testimony ends in Postmus, Eyler hearing
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow' comes to Redlands
• Redlands teen defies the odds
• Hannah Pennington is 2 years old
• Redlands voters head to the polls
• Joe Barbo
• Jessie B. Cornejo
• Local crew uses RHS for commercial
• Police bring show, toys to children's hospital
• Redlands woman to appear on WeTV's 'The Locator'
• Two incumbents leading in school board race
• Choral Evensong Sung by Ensemble XXI
• Colton school district bond spending questioned
• Calimesa City Council to review fees
• Conviction boosts San Bernardino County corruption investigation
• Giving families a merry Christmas
• Market hosts Day of the Dead celebration
• Albertsons employee gives kidney to customer's daughter
• Wickman, Morrell in the home stretch for 63rd Assembly
• Group searches park for `spirit energy'
• Local mountains get first snow
• Council split over sale timing
• Voters face host of choices Tuesday
• City public-safety PACs back trio
• Redlands readies for Halloween
• Redlands council candidates not worried about special meeting's impact at the polls
• Voters left in the dark over city manager discussion
• Locals learn emergency response
• Downtown ribbon cutting
• City honors hard work
• Local schools use student peers in effort to combat bullying
• Water treatment center finished for Loma Linda
• Rex Gutierrez takes witness stand at trial
• Evidence holdup stops hearing for man accused of killing daughter
• Fiorina makes campaign stop at San Bernardino Auto Center
• Calimesa extends pot moratorium for one year
• Relief in sight for high school traffic?
• Rain, thunder to wash over Redlands
• Candidates talk preservation; Redlands Conservancy hosts candidate forum
• Generations gather for Loma Linda community fair
• New CPR guidelines place emphasis on chest compressions
• Leading kids to read
• Islamic Center welcomes all for Open Mosque Day
• Fundraising helps OrKIDstra concert
• Re-elect West, Holohan for RUSD
• Grand Terrace debate challenge unanswered
• Many view "Art for Heaven's Sake"
• Trails at 10 Fall Series of Trail Excursions continue on Oct. 23
• Frost drops out of Yucaipa race
• Locals learn about quake preparedness, survival
• Dr. Michael Gary Weiss
• Dolores M. Orwig
• June Ruth Bennett
• Jude Amelia Fieldhouse is 1 year old
• Calimesa City Council to vote on pot dispensaries
• Foster, Gardner Harrison best for City Council
• Recycled pieces help Unforgettables Foundation
• Tea Party asks candidates national, global questions
• Council approves unpopular plan Banning's water rate increase called 'shell game'
• Groups clash over Highland council's support of S.B. 1070
• Grants to help Banning Police Department
• Yellow lights illegally short Analysis sheds light on tickets
• Candidates square off at televised forum
• Dr. Douglas G. Eadie
• Michael Wallace Rorer Hafle
• CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON KEY REDLANDS ISSUES
• Three in custody after botched armed robbery
• Leah Reading
• Gilbert Arthur Ortega
• Dorothy Marie Hibbard
• Esther Marquez Diaz
• Gutierrez trial zeroes in on low income housing project
• Pin-Ups For Vets founder going for Pepsi grant
• Dutton takes leadership spot
• Campaign flyer targets Rutherford and Fontana residents
• Cortes considers complaint over signs
• Redlands Chamber of Commerce to host televised candidate forum
• Motorcycle deaths decrease across state, nation
• Redlands' Measure A debate continues
• McLaughlin's mission: Support local youth
• 'Gambling' for charity
• Mood disorders are more than moody
• Yucaipa council to vote on boulevard-widening project
• Study shows bark beetles in a new light
• Cities contract to lower costs
• State plans to shave $1.1 billion from prison system spending
• Chamber to question council hopefuls live
• Young author signs at Frugal Frigate
• Rebuilding a culture: Dancers perform at San Manuel Pow Wow
• Banning council to look at water rates
• All-comedy radio station now broadcasting across Inland Empire
• Sunday seen as a `perfect 10'
• Jobless rate flat from last month; hirings stagnant but positive signs in I.E.
• Redlands gets air show
• A closer look at campaign spending
• Driving down cost, raising ire; Local stores fear cost-cutting program
• Seniors still wary of the new system
• Amgen Tour of California won't return to Big Bear Lake in 2011
• Charlene Dixon-Miller
• Marley Love Valdespino is 1 year old
• Beaumont historic district in focus
• Testimony: Postmus created jobs with political clout
• Air show soars today
• Miller led out of love
• Patrons 'arrested'
• Street fair to raise money for non-profit
• Shreve scholarship still on hold
• Redlands East Valley Class of 2000 to celebrate
• Marcia K. Price
• Lehrer testifies at Gutierrez trial
• Firefighters support breast cancer awareness
• Forecast: A 'long' and 'slow' recovery
• Bradley James Floyd
• Jean King is 60 years old
• Dr. Ellsworth (Doc) Earle Miller
• Jennie T. Torrez
• George M. Mascaro
• Yucaipa petition drive fights uptown project
• President to community colleges: Churn out 5 million graduates by 2020
• Basle named new county counsel
• Calimesa pot vote delayed
• Cell tower regulations in focus
• Anessa Jimenez is 6 years old
• New Redlands group creates support network for volunteer organizations
• Loma Linda medical center parking garage called nightmare by nearby resident
• San Bernardino, others cracking down on panhandling
• Prop. 8 could be decided by Supreme Court
• Animals receive prayers, blessings
• Believe Walk co-founder spreads the word
• Thousands walk for cure
• Money alone can't solve school predicament
• 'Dinner in the Grove' sells out
• Redlands Conservancy proposes new land use ethic - Part 2
• Anthony R. Hernandez
• Judith E. Kephart
• Mary Adelaide Parker Braxton
• Katherine Ann Simmons
• Whitman blames Brown for housekeeper flap during second debate
• Trails at 10 Fall Series of Trail Excursions starts on Oct. 9
• Medicaid enrollment spikes to 48M in weak economy
• Earp was educator, coach, police officer
• Roger Ebert dishes on this week's films: Oct. 1
• Brianna Howell is 5 years old
• Budget woes lead to shutdown of San Bernardino County rest areas
• Lt. Col. Fellie Fred Robinson
• Karen Fae Rozema-Thomason
• Alfred Martinez
• Robert Earp
• Sunshine Ordinance passes first reading
• Test scores 'spectacular'
• LLUMC revises policies after CMS findings
• Highland's St. Adelaide Church to host annual carnival
• Loma Linda businesses growing with fiber-optic network
• CSU to admit new students for winter, spring terms
• Charges filed against victim advocate in District Attorney's Office
• Cooper execution faces more delays with shortage of drug needed for lethal injection
• Dog Park plans move forward; Calendar contest winner announced
• Firefighters spot smoke at Redlands motel
• Area residents, schools take precautions to deal with the heat
• Grand Terrace unlikely to pay for flood damage
• Flu vaccine plentiful, guidelines expanded to include people in 20s, 30s, 40s
• With Craigslist out of the game, others will step up
• State attorney general to investigate pay of city managers who make more than $300,000
• Leading to improve kids' lives in Redlands
• Sheriff's Rodeo closes out in Devore
• Faith Wiggins is 7 years old
• Peace garden dedicated
• Redlands Conservancy proposes new land use ethic
• Dr. William J. Klausner
• Sandra Lee Suhay
• Some question whether second stimulus would have quick impact on filling infrastructure needs
• Mary Adelaide Parker Braxton
• Fall classes start at Cal State San Bernardino
• Izzy Ash knew Redlands
• College gets more and more expensive at Cal State San Bernardino, other schools
• Roger Ebert dishes on this week's films: Sept. 24
• Cancer survivors make calendar to support cause
• Calimesa volunteer firefighters could face shift
• Fall classes start at Cal State San Bernardino
• City of Beaumont, Morongo Band of Mission Indians strike deal on water storage
• Beaumont unanimously passes new recycling requirements
• Marquis W. Howell II is 30 years old
• Mildred A. 'Milly' Bousquet
• Chambers join for 'Shop the Pass' campaign
• Richard Paul Faulkner
• Marie Prather Peterson
• Avis Bates Heaney
• AAA: Texting, driving on the rise
• The Award-Winning Original Musical ‘Little Women’ Opens Lifehouse Theater’s 17th Season
• No gasoline necessary for `Run With the Cops' race at Route 66 Rendezvous
• Another Rendezvous wraps up in San Bernardino
• Chino prison reopens riot-damaged area after reconstruction
• Scholarship with a side of comedy
• Redlands has strong showing in film contest
• City Council to look at fee increase
• Redlands Symphony helps to raise funds for Yucaipa students
• Pot moratorium up for public hearing
• Cal State SB president gives annual convocation address
• Community college's Valley-Bound Commitment continues to benefit low-income students
• City Council to look at fee increase
• Gas prices drop, but future remains uncertain
• Four groups back same Redlands City Council candidates
• Loma Linda City Council criticizes school site
• Local impacts of Chelsea's Law remain to be seen
• Beaumont couple make election a family affair
• Billy Ryder Shroads is 4 years old
• John Dennis Nelson
• Eugene 'Gene' W. Hydinger
• Mustard Seed growing
• Beaumont marijuana dispensary pays $1,000 a day in fines
• Theresa Ann Darmody
• Benefit concert to help youth and seniors
• Youth Hope gets grants
• Redlands teen in custody after home burglary
• Art walk in downtown Redlands
• Isburne 'Izzy' Ash
• Mary Lee (Mason) Rees
• Matthew Nardella
• Redlands Unified School District talks budget
• Cook kicks off Redlands Forum
• Highland to add detective to lead new gang team
• Prosecution suffers setback in Erwin case
• Banning to take another look at water rate plan
• Developer picked for affordable housing project in Loma Linda
• Idyllwild Home Tour set for Saturday
• Soldier laid to rest
• Boiler towers come down after controlled explosion
• James Arthur Hays
• Rose Merle Grisamore
• Brown pledges 'green' jobs, but costs loom
• Yucaipa City Council OKs pay raise for city manager
• Alcaraz services today
• Residents speak out against water rate increase
• RUSD reaches state testing goal
• Retirement just means more work
• Shery H.J. Otis
• Ken MacLean
• Frieda Emma Judy Ignelzi
• Connie Sue Kenny
• Politicians toss health care football before midterm elections
• Locals scream for ice cream
• Mona Lisa's Italian serves at right price
• Squash blossoms everywhere
• Caine Lopez is 2 years old
• Banning council to review water rates
• City saving money with volunteers
• Business owners against Big Bear Lake affordable housing complex
• GOP opens Redlands headquarters
• Redlands police search for park vandal
• Ryan McCormick is 12 years old
• Yucaipa City Council to vote on raise for city manager
• Howard Lee Hallock
• Paul Frederick Wacker
• Beth Mackinder Ricaud
• Lola Diane Oakley
• Redlands department strives for increased production
• Medical marijuana collective opens in Mentone
• Geri Allen Bjorklund Bennett
• Jasmine Gonzales-Dabbs is 8 years old
• Burglary arrests link suspects to six cases
• Carjacking suspect arrested
• Drive for doctor
• Parolee leads police on chase
• Mary Catherine (Waite) Young
• Andrea May
• Olga Lizette Urst Lykkegaard
• Della L. Breihan
• Whitman, Fiorina representatives talk to Tea Party after reporters are asked to leave
• Caterer loved people
• Alleged white supremacists attack boy
• Summer Chamberlain is 9 years old
• Cooper Thatcher is 1 year old
• Deputy among trio charged with drug possession, planting evidence
• Get the Facts on Redlands on Saturdays, too
• No homes damaged by three small Beaumont fires
• Police station funding an election issue
• New temple opening doors
• Amy Grace Watkins
• School starts laptop programValley Prep piloting 'one-to-one' program with second-, fifth-
• Roger Weldon Cunningham
• REV teacher going for Pepsi grant
• OmniGo shuttles offer new level of Omnitrans service
• Public Safety Briefs
• RUSD board leader on TV
• Heat makes comeback today
• Local Muslims invite community to break fast
• Uffer takes post in Needles
• RUSD will wait to spend federal money
• Chase ends in arrests
• Ex-Biane aide gets $25,000 settlement
• Book makes city shelves
• University releases virtual tour; Students say final product better than expected
• Getting ready to roll out Route 66 museum
• Games and ice cream at Moore
• Cheyanne Lopez turns 12 years old
• Redlands moving to new employee evaluation program
• Roger Walter Bowen
• Jerry Lookerse
• Stuck in a ditch
• REV players perform throughout Europe
• Impatiens highlight summer garden
• Redlands man arrested after Paris Hilton burglary attempt
• Paulette C. Nieman
• Englebretson loved Redlands, journalism
• State delays payments to schools, counties
• Human Relations Commission seeking members
• City removes leaning pepper tree after car crushed by neighboring tree
• New 'Kat' is coming to downtown
• Sierra Jorritsma, 12
• Spending cap debate continues
• Falling tree smashes car in Redlands,<br> narrowly misses injuring local women
• Wildfire danger expected to rise
• Redlands markets' eggs safe from salmonella scare
• Hannah Peters, 8
• Council candidate proposes $20,000 limit
• Redlands Adventist sanctuary ahead of schedule
• Astronomers hold `Moon Party'
• Lawson leads with love
• Agency must be set up to police mortgage market
• Sensitivity needed on both sides
• Teachers honored at Office Depot
• Birthday car wash
• Katelyn Bixler 13 years old
• John Nell Hoefs
• Firefighters free trapped dog
• Heinberg turned dancing into career
• Concert to showcase Kenyan music for good cause
• Six vie for two seats in Yucaipa
• Eden Sides, turns 10 years old
• Margaret Achibald Ratcliffe
• George W. Redmond
• Parents hear goals at back to school night
• City, county warn of Africanized honey bees
• Cranfill arraignment delayed again
• Redlands woman turns 107
• William H. 'Bill' Cox Jr.
• Charlie Brown look-alike cancer-free
• Attendance strong at Yucaipa Regional Park
• Yucaipa-Calimesa district ends busing for all general population students
• Dutton measure clears appropriations
• Air show hits turbulance
• Abigail Peters turns 10 years old
• Transformer causes backup on I-10
• Duane Sauvage turns 78-years-old
• Betty Frances Heinberg
• 9th Circuit Court of Appeals puts gay marriage on hold
• Overdraft fee regulations takes effect
• BLM reviews off-road racing safety in wake of tragedy
• Connector for 210, 215 freeways could reopen around end of month
• Deputies band together for cancer-stricken comrade
• Allison and Emily Castro turn 7-years-old
• PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFS
• Judge allows conspiracy charge against Gutierrez
• Redlands Junior All-American Football Jamboree a success
• Teen may be responsible for more than 100 burglaries
• Omnitrans reaching out to Redlands high schoolers
• San Bernardino County CAO takes charge
• 'The Little Mermaid' enchants Bowl audience
• City seeks members for sales-tax Oversight Committee
• Senior center visitors enjoy turtles, tortoises
• REV Spirit squad walks for a cause
• Veterans honored at ceremony marching 65th anniversary of end of WWII
• Shooting closes 10 Freeway for two hours
• Service Club Council gearing up
• Caitlyn Norris turns 16-years-old
• 20-year-old arrested in molestation case
• Healthy Redlands rejuvenating
• Former UR chef wins 'Hell's Kitchen'
• Students get 'Music in the Schools'
• C. Robert Percival
• Eric 'Kuze' Lee James
• (Phyllis) Anne (Wight) Hoover
• Take a quiz on women of the church
• Lauryn DeDoes turns 9-years-old
• Pepsi reps watch Bowl workshop
• Once-in-a-lifetime man
• Mary Elizabeth (Moriarty) Baldwin
• Clare Watts turns 2-years-old
• Scouts take trip of a lifetime
• Pits to be fixed in Yucaipa
• Andy Harrison Carrel turns 13-yers-old
• About Mark Davis
• Property owner shows love of clocks
• Micah House gives out backpacks, holds community 'back to school' event
• 'Opera for kids' at last Bowl workshop
• Four singers perform music from several operas at the Bowl
• Isabella Bojorquez turns 7-years-old
• Perfect solution hard to find
• School stress takes a toll
• Local children ecstatic over shopping spree
• Janet Grace (Michiels Englebretson) Fraser
• Painting for literacy
• Daylie Frankenberger is 1 year old
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The World Premiere Musical ‘Pursued - A Jonah Story’
• Local leaders hold meetings to help small business community
• Locals can support cancer advocacy with 'Purses and Pearls' Monday
• Redlands resident hoping to be on 'Mad Men'
• Benjamin Hostetler turns 2-years-old
• Redlands to post city salaries online
• Esri, National Geographic expand partnership
• Juggler at library
• Lighthouse Christian Academy formed in San Bernardino
• Kids learn to dance at workshop
• Redlands restaurant raising money for Vietnamese children, seniors
• Loma Linda hosts conference on health care reform affects
• Rylee Howard turns 3-yeras-old
• Bowl concert harkens back to Country music superstar
• Redlands resident hopes to bring activism home
• Budget cuts mean city's volunteers are even more vital
• Frugal Frigate promoting literacy though art
• Teens lose out on summer work experience
• Jordan Bixler, 17
• Neal Agarwal, 7
• Report: I.E. economy fragile
• California adopts new academic standards
• Man arrested for attempted murder
• Quality of Life Department weathers cuts
• About JoLynn Kania
• Letting the past shape the future
• REV grad heading to Berklee, wins NAACP awards
• NELLIE GONZALES
• ANN CHOATE SMITH
• ANNETTA FAE WILCOX (BETHURUM)
• Richard Conradi
• Council to vote on treasurer resolution
• Cement mining plan up for vote
• Local author speaks, signs book at Shrine
• Reramping Redlands
• Toby Fisher, 3-years-old
• Kids make splash at Pharaoh's
• Loma Linda water leak causes sinkholes
• Fetta leads children's workshop
• Young violinist wows Bowl audience
• Edward J. Hage
• Mary Lou (Bonson) Sanford
• Erlinda Fuentes
• Janet Loenhorst Gibson turns 80-years-old
• Voters will decide fate of tax measure
• Police sobriety checkpoints make major impact in city
• Host families sought for exchange students
• Cope middle schooler spends summer running produce stand
• Firefighters pull woman from crashed SUV
• Flory Simpson
• Madison Peters turns 4-years-old
• Trinity wraps up summer fun with a splash
• Irish dancers hold children's workshop
• Scheerer 'heart and soul' of retreat house
• Teachers getting star treatment
• Cerrina Hash turns 16-yers-old
• Mary Marsh Givens
• Ruth Marie Wenstrom
• Bill LeRoy Bracy
• Police nab burglar after Kohl's break-in
• Carissa Almendarez turns 16-years-old
• Two-wheel training
• Students provide finale for 'Music Man'
• Lack of focus
• Local Leader: Anna Robles
• Sharon Kay Pasillas turns 16-years-old
• Doug Jorritsma turns 47-years-old
• Lucas Fisher turns 1-years-old
• Local scouts head to annual Jamboree
• Dog Days of Summer
• Reading program brings rainforest to local kids
• Up to the voters
• Jacob Scott turns 13-years-old
• Maxine Bruning
• Redlands businesses targeted
• Roger von der Hellen
• Localizing their efforts
• Redlands Slow Food movement getting stronger
• Lewis opposes federal lawsuit to overturn Arizona immigration law
• 'Scapino' audience favorite at festival
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Musical Comedy ‘The Little Mermaid’
• Redlands Fourth Of July 2010 Celebration
• 4th Of July 2010 Celebration
• Lifehouse Theater Announces New 17th Season For 2010-2011
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Award-Winning Musical ‘Esther!’
• Traffic Accident Claims 40 Lives, All Cows
• LifeHouse Theater's Audition 'The Little Mermaid
• ...And the Greatest of These is Love
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The New Musical Romance, ‘Pride And Prejudice’
• Strike Out Child Abuse at Olive Crest’s Black Tie Bowling Night
• Visa and CBS Outdoor Turn to Virtual Images for 3-D Marketing
• Inland Empire Author’s New Book a Cowboy Tale for Kids
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Powerful Drama, ‘The Cross And The Switchblade’
• Virtual Images Produces Ultra 3-D Movie Posters for 20th Century Fox's 'Avatar'
• 11th Annual Redlands Triathlon/Duathon and 5K Run/Walk
• Free Tax Assistance for Low-Income Taxpayers in Redlands
• Lifehouse Theater Presents Popular ‘Cinderella’ Musical
• LifeHouse Theater Named Best Theater Group by 'Good Day LA'
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The New Musical 'Unto Us: The Nativity Story'
• Lifehouse Theater Hosts a Harvest Party for Halloween Matinee of 'Robin Hood'
• ‘Louis Pasteur’ Musical Biography Returns To Lifehouse Theater
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The New Musical ‘Robin Hood’
• Ultra-3D Movie Posters Garner Attention for Warner's 'Final Destination 4'
• Lifehouse Theater Presents ‘A Song In My Heart’ And The Return Of ‘Noah’ In September
• Auditions Scheduled For Lifehouse Theater’s New Musical ‘Unto Us: The Nativity Story’
• Lifehouse Theater Presents ‘Little House On The Prairie’
• Virtual Images Produces 3-D Movie Posters for Release of Columbia Pictures......
• Lifehouse Theater Presents Exclusive Premiere Of New ‘Zorro’ Musical
• Lifehouse Theater Announces New Sixteenth Season For 2009-2010
• Lifehouse Theater Announces 2009 Scholarship Winners
• Dreamer - The Songs of Beck and May Presented at LifeHouse Theater
• Virtual Images Produces 3-D Movie Posters for Fox's Release of 'Ice Age 3'
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Premiere Of Peter Pan: A New Musical
• Redlands Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Lifehouse Theater Presents the Powerful Drama, ‘The Hiding Place’
• LifeHouse Theater's 'Ecclesiastes: The Wisdom of King Solomon'
• Lifehouse Theater Presents Special ‘St. Patrick’ Performance
• Lifehouse Theater Presents The Timeless Tale Of ‘Beauty And The Beast’
• 2008 Redlands Shakespeare Festival
• Beethovens Ninth
• Free Family Concert
• Romantic Sounds

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