Redlands Daily Facts

5 days ago | redlandsdailyfacts.com | Teri Sforza

Should next-generation nuclear reactors be part of California’s energy future? A provocative question, given that the Golden State officially forbids construction of new nuclear facilities until the federal government figures out what the heck to do with the radioactive waste we’re already stuck with (including 3.6 million pounds on a scenic bluff overlooking the blue Pacific at San Onofre).

1 week ago | redlandsdailyfacts.com | Steve Lech

Many of Riverside County’s canyons, mesas, creeks, and other geographic features are named for people who settled on, in, or near them in the early days of non-indigenous settlement. One of those features is Reinhardt Canyon, in the hills west of Hemet. Reinhardt Canyon is named for Thomas Jefferson Reinhardt, sometimes spelled Reinhart. Reinhardt was born March 27, 1841 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He spent most of his early life in Pennsylvania, mostly doing farm work.

1 week ago | redlandsdailyfacts.com | Pat Maio

Mediator in Southern California grocery labor talks laid off by DOGE Isael Hermosillo is picking up temporary gig working for supermarkets and UFCW to help negotiate labor contract.

1 week ago | redlandsdailyfacts.com | Janis Carr

The 35-year-old point guard, who could earn All-NBA honors for the eighth time, says every series is different and he never takes the chance to chase a title for granted

1 week ago | redlandsdailyfacts.com | Ryanne Mena |Andrea Klick

Police are searching for at least one suspect who spray painted a swastika on a church in Redlands over the weekend. Police responded Saturday morning, April 12, and found a large swastika spray painted on the sign in front of The ARK Church of the Nazarene, at 1307 E. Citrus Ave., said Carl Baker, a spokesperson for Redlands police. Jennifer Hayhurst, 48, was driving her son to track practice at around 8 a.m. Saturday when she saw the swastika on the front of her local church.