David James Heiss

Former Beaumont resident Tracy Caldwell Dyson and two other crew members boarded the International Space Station (ISS) Saturday, March 23, a couple of days after an initial launch via a Russian Soyuz rocket was aborted 20 seconds before liftoff due to a voltage drop in a power source, according to the Associated Press.

Two individuals whose names have been ubiquitous in the Pass Area throughout the years were honored before nearly 200 people as part of the Banning Chamber of Commerce’s annual installation

No discussion was generated among city councilmembers as they approved a request from the nonprofit Redlands Bicycle Classic Committee, Inc. during their March 5 meeting.

Entitlements for a proposed four-story, 40,415 square-foot Tru Hotel by Hilton with 90 guestrooms on the south side of West Colton Avenue at Columbia Street and north Eureka Street were

Cliff Mathews, Robert and Lilian Averette and Melissa Cenireros try their hands at blackjack. Courtesy photo

It would have been challenging for most to pass by Mama’s Sweet Tooth’s display without stopping for a sample.

Adolfo Guzman Lopez, an LAist reporter whose works are regularly broadcast through the University of Redlands’ own 89.1 KUOR station, took a selfie with roughly 500 or so soon-to-be-grads of

Six mostly giants, practically averaging 6 feet, six inches in height, threw 3-pointers with ease, jumped and dove over each other, and played some quick rounds of gentlemanly games of

Heather and David Burton’s now 8 year-old daughter Vivian was just 1 when she suffered myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart, which was suspected to have resulted from a virus.

Those who have been around Redlands awhile may be familiar with the city’s connection to the legacy of reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, perseverated by Kingsbury Elementary School first-grade teacher