The best way to experience Redlands is in person Plan your visit and find out why the first thing visitors often say when they arrive at campus is "wow!" and the Pacific Coast is where you'll find the University of Redlands Though we believe the best way to see our beautiful campus is in person We'll bring you to campus through our virtual tour We can't wait to take you on a tour of the Redlands campus Your visit begins with our admissions staff who spend 30 minutes telling you about the legacy and the experience of University of Redlands Then you'll spend the next 60 minutes with a Bulldog ambassador who will lead you on a tour of our 160-acre 30-minute virtual information sessions — offered every Tuesday – are a great way to begin exploring University of Redlands We offer specialized group tours for elementary and high school students that immerse students in a university campus environment and allow them to learn about the opportunities available at the University of Redlands University of Redlands is excited to be featured in Season 12 of the Amazon Prime Hear from 10 students about their bold adventures in outdoor programs preparing professionally through community service internships and how access to accelerated pathways and customized degrees helped impact their careers and communities If you can’t visit the University of Redlands in person you can visit virtually from your own home  Take in our beautiful campus at your own pace through our 360° photos Visit the Marin campus virtually from your own home Explore the resources to assist you in your on-campus or virtual visit Meet our student ambassadors who provide wonderful tour-guided experiences of the Redlands main campus The admissions offices are located in Ken & Lynn Hall Welcome Center (Willis Center) at the Redlands campus. 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Box 3080Redlands, CA 92373 United States there will be activities for all ages to enjoy at Redland City Council’s AdventureFest Fun Day on Saturday 17 May 2025 The free event at Raby Bay Harbour Park from 10am-5pm will be held on the first weekend of Council’s inaugural Redlands Coast AdventureFest a city-wide festival of activations and community events entertainment and rides celebrating the festival’s key themes: active The entertainment on stage includes The Idol Family which consists of three members of the same family Chris Ah Gee who each secured spots in the Top 30 in this year’s Australian Idol Other performers include Brisbane musician Daniel J Lewis and local dream-rock band Lucid Safari There will be plenty of other activities for all ages at the event a jetpack water show and wildlife presentations There will also be celebrity interviews by Council’s Principal Adviser – Community Education Ranger Stacey Thomson Redlands Coast AdventureFest will be held over 10 days from 16 to 25 May 2025 to showcase Redlands Coast as an adventure destination It will include active and outdoors events such as the annual Straddie Salute Triathlon Festival mountain biking event and State hillclimbing championship There will be activities for those seeking more relaxed adventures night sky viewing and guided walks exploring naturally wonderful Redlands Coast There will also be events and activities held at Council venues This includes artistic adventures such as drawing and art activities at Redland Art Gallery and music and comedy performances at Redland Performing Arts Centre Council libraries have organised a trivia adventure circus workshop and talks by real-life adventurers Redlands IndigiScapes Centre is offering nature adventures with Ranger Stacey leading a walk to King Island as well as a koala spotting walk at Victoria Point For more information on the AdventureFest Fun Day, go to redland.qld.gov.au/adventurefest For information on other events and activities being held during Redlands Coast AdventureFest, go to visitredlandscoast.com.au Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. 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AL – A seventh-grade male student at Redland Middle School collapsed this afternoon shortly after finishing a basketball game completed the game and sat down on the bleachers before suddenly losing consciousness The school’s nurse and coach were quick to respond attempting to revive the student while paramedics were summoned to the scene the student remained unresponsive and was airlifted to Children’s Hospital in Birmingham for further medical treatment Elmore County Superintendent Richard Dennis shared his concern over the incident This is a very serious situation,” Dennis said in a brief statement no additional details regarding the student’s condition have been provided and the school district has requested privacy for the student’s family during this difficult time Updates will be shared as more information becomes available MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – A Redland farm owner is left devastated after waking up to find a few dogs dead and about 300 exotic birds stolen from his farm Leer en español Surveillance video obtained by Local 10 News reveals a car pulling up on Tuesday night The suspects allegedly broke through a neighboring property to gain access to his stealing the birds and leaving cages empty which could have generated between $50,000 and $100,000 in potential sales Ojito says he discovered the crime when he went outside to begin his day around 5 a.m my main pet… didn’t come to me,” he explained and his neighbor’s dog — all seemingly poisoned The animals were seemingly killed to prevent them from barking and alerting their owners to the robbery “He’s appealing to the public because he feels but he wants people to understand that while the theft was bad enough his biggest concern is the fact that they killed his dogs and his whole family is,” said Jose Alfonso a friend of the victim and fellow bird breeder the victim believes the birds will be sold for cash and offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest Anyone with information is urged to contact Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477 More Stories Like This In Our Email Newsletter Copyright 2025 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved Liane Morejon is an Emmy-winning reporter who joined the Local 10 News family in January 2010 Liane has a unique perspective on covering news in her own backyard TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Closed Captioning / Audio Description Contact Us Careers at WPLG Terms of Use Privacy Policy Public File FCC Applications EEO Report Do Not Sell My Info 1.0 Host Exhibit Copyright © 2025 Local10.com is published by WPLG INC. – A South Florida bird breeder is pleading for justice after he said thieves stole 300 parakeets and conures from his Redland property and fatally poisoned five dogs — four of his own and one belonging to a neighbor — during the heist Leer en español “The weight of the law should fall on these murderers,” said Michel Ojito Surveillance video from just after midnight Wednesday shows a pickup truck arriving at his property Four people were seen getting out and began searching for cameras while another returned with an object to climb on and covered a lens with a bucket the barking of Ojito’s dogs suddenly stopped Ojito said when he woke up hours later and found the birds missing he also discovered his dogs collapsed on the ground He believes the thieves poisoned them to keep them quiet while carrying out the crime said the killing of the dogs has been the hardest part “He wants people to understand that the theft was bad enough but his biggest concern is that they killed his dogs,” Alfonso said And that’s the part he feels these people need to be held accountable for.” Neighbors have provided Ojito with additional surveillance video that may show the suspect’s vehicle driving through the area around the time of the break-in Miami-Dade burglary detectives are investigating and asking for the public’s help The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) arrested a woman after she allegedly attempted to breach a closed race route during the Pikes Peek race on April 27 driving toward a crowd of runners and leading officers on a pursuit before being arrested and charged with first-degree assault and disorderly conduct Montgomery County 1st District officers responded to the intersection of Sommerville Drive and Redland Road after receiving a report of a Jeep Wrangler driving toward a crowd of runners assembled between Metro Access Road and Crabbs Branch Road attempted to drive through the closed intersection of Redland Road and Frederick Road An officer directed Gangloff to turn right onto southbound Frederick Road she drove through traffic cones and into the parking lot of a nearby 7-Eleven Gangloff left the gas station parking lot and continued northbound on Frederick Road at a high rate of speed An officer positioned himself in front of the Jeep and signaled for Gangloff to stop the officer moved out of the way for his safety Gangloff then turned right onto Metro Access Road and subsequently turned left onto Redland Road strategically positioned his cruiser in front of Gangloff’s Jeep and braked Gangloff refused to get out of the vehicle leading officers to break the driver’s side window to remove her from the jeep A subsequent search of the vehicle recovered a magazine containing five 9mm rounds Gangloff was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit She is charged with first-degree assault and disorderly conduct and is currently being held without bond No officers or bystanders were injured during this incident.” Seventh grader Colton Cramer collapsed on Jan Teacher Jayson Hall immediately administered CPR and used the school’s automated external defibrillator (AED) that’s the first thing that goes through your head,” Hall said “But the moment I realized that there was no pulse who had never experienced such a critical medical emergency rushed to the gym from across the building to assist Hall so I ran the whole length of the building,” Wright said I realized this was a very serious situation.” expressed gratitude for Hall and Wright’s quick actions “These two are the reason he is here,” Cramer said “To know what to do and to act upon it are two different things They did everything they could to give him the best chance.” I see this as a moment where God chose to use me “God put us in that building on that day for a reason,” she said and you don’t tell them you love them every time you see them because you never know what could happen.” Hall and Wright were honored at the Elmore County Board of Education meeting for their lifesaving efforts 8 On Your Side i-Team Saving Selma Pay It Forward What the Tech Mugshots The University of Redlands opened its Meditation Room in the Fall of 2007 inaugurating one of the first "contemplative classroom" spaces in the country this serene space is invitational to mental calm and inner peace The Meditation Room is equipped with 28 zabutons (square meditation cushions) and 28 zafus (round meditation cushions) and a cubbyhole at the door for shoes and back packs The Meditation Room offers silent refuge during the day and the evening for all students All are welcome to come at those hours for their private practice and to enjoy the quietude Please refer to the guidelines posted on the door Several faculty members teach contemplative-based curricular courses in the Meditation Room some faculty members use the Meditation Room for special "Contemplative Lab" sessions in academic courses such as guest practitioner sessions for the World Religion course Academic standing and formal course registration are required for these academic courses The University offers community classes and events every week during the school year The classes are free and open to all students A schedule of classes will be posted here and on the Meditation Room bulletin board for each semester *The Meditation Room is not available for the following uses: 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Religious StudiesMeditation Room Faculty Steward 2007-2023 There are thousands of published articles on the benefits of meditation but the University of Redlands is conducting a unique study on the college students who are enrolled in its pioneering meditation curriculum Fran Grace in Religious Studies.What are the benefits for students when they are in a holistic learning environment that includes meditation and other methods for inner inquiry in the academic training Since we are one of the first Universities in the country to have a meditation-based sub-curriculum we have a unique opportunity to study the effects on college students This research is made possible by a grant from the Trust for the Meditation Process, a charitable foundation encouraging meditation and contemplative prayer." www.trustformeditation.org Our groundbreaking curriculum is highlighted in publications by other researchers such as the book published by UCLA’s Higher Education Research Institute based on its 10- year study of universities nationwide: Cultivating the Spirit: How College Can Enhance Students’ Inner Lives Our faculty and students have published and presented many different scholarly works about our curriculum Professors Lisa Olson (BIOL) and Celine Ko (PSYCH) have done extraordinary work to train undergraduate researchers and mentor them to give presentations around the country Simmer-Brown (State University of New York Press) directed by Fran Grace and co-produced with Richard Spencer Photo: EPA PHOTOStar of new psychological thriller The Surfer Nicolas Cage admits he feared surfers during his younger years The 61-year-old actor explained how the movie an Australian-Irish co-production filmed in Western Australia relates to his own childhood in California Recalling spending weekends at Santa Monica Pier Cage told Extra he admired boardriders but was also scared of them but I knew that I wasn't going to be able to get past the group that was surfing "I had a lot of admiration for surfers and for what they do but I also feared them as a young man because they were pretty jacked up Cage plays a man who revisits his childhood beach to surf with his son The actor's character is pushed to his limits amid an escalating conflict it's a human story to think that you can repair things if you just work hard enough and buy back that house or it'll fix my marriage or it'll repair my relationship with my son .. Cage has previously described having a student-like approach to acting The star has achieved huge success in the film business but acknowledges he's still developing his skills "I certainly can't think in those terms like I've done it all," Cage told Entertainment Tonight in 2023 despite having previously won an Academy Award and a Golden Globe "I've always had the mantra that I'm a student I've viewed my path and film-making as a student The veteran star also revealed he's always had an inquisitive mind Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date We care about the protection of your data. Read our Privacy Policy News | Oct 12 Redland Angus works hard for the commercial producer Owners Kendrick and Sharon Redland were both raised on commercial operations providing them with vital knowledge about what commercial cattlemen value Keeping an eye on the bottom line was “drilled into us as kids,” according to Kendrick Their passion for providing the best possible cow on a least-cost basis has earned their genetics a reputation throughout the western states “Our genetics seem to be getting a little more popular all the time as people discover them,” he said Both Kendrick and Sharon are originally from the Worland area “My family started in Ten Sleep and Sharon’s family in Hyattville,” said Redland “We’re the first generation in the registered business.”   His journey into papered cattle began in 1978 when he was seeking to raise better bulls for his family’s commercial operation “I’ve always had an interest in genetics That’s how we gravitated toward the registered side.”   they were presented the opportunity to purchase their own base operation north of Worland “Over the years we’ve been able to acquire additional ground to run our livestock on,” he said.   The Redland registered herd must overcome the challenges of climate in the Bighorn Basin Redlands utilize the nearby Bighorn Mountains east of Ten Sleep for spring and summer grazing so cattle must be adaptable to higher elevations.   “We’re finding genetics that’ll work in arid environment,” Redland said Our two-year-old heifers calve out on a 13,000-acre BLM permit on the 20 of March you find out who is going to make a cow and who isn’t They get put to the test right off the bat.”   so the traits that make up low-maintenance high-producing cattle are paramount.   They have got to get those calves up and take care of them by themselves because they have to do it on their own as much as possible,” Redland said.   Redlands did not always operate in this manner but a near-tragedy necessitated change.   my wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in the spring We had AI’ed the heifers and then she was diagnosed.” Doctors advised a stem cell transplant immediately and there were only two locations in the country that would perform the treatment They turned cows out and focused on Sharon’s battle with breast cancer.  “We used to do it how all registered outfits do it: calve early It didn’t go with how we were raised which was to turn cows out and let them calve on their own.”   By the time Sharon’s chemo and stem cell treatments were finished and they returned home it was September of the same year.   We’d been talking about moving calving dates back they started calving the bulk of their cows in June “They truly range calved at that point The heifers that were AI’ed prior to Sharon’s treatment became the spring calvers the bulls born to that herd are sold in the January sale and the summer-born bulls are sold in the November sale “That’s how that became two sales,” he said.  Sharon won her battle with breast cancer and is still actively operating the ranch.   Redland cattle must perform in the arid environment of the Bighorn Basin in Wyoming.Redland1 Redland genetics stem from proven lines from the 1980s produced by Dale Davis Angus Heritage Foundation Hall of Fame inductee Redlands market 250 bulls per year at their annual sale in Buffalo Sharon and Kendrick Redland gathering cattle off of summer country in the Bighorns Show CaptionsHide Captions They also market bred females on the November sale and may add females to the January sale in 2025 most of which were on the east side of the Bighorns convinced them to have a sale in Sheridan until that sale barn closed they host both sales at Buffalo Livestock in Buffalo Redlands are less concerned with popular genetics and more focused what works “Our genetics are probably different than the mainstream and our cattle are quite a bit different than the mainstream,” he said “Most of our bloodlines come from what was popular in the 1980s The bulk of our genetics trace back to a guy by the name of Dale Davis in Montana They’re probably not as big framed as most cattle easy fleshing cattle that can make a living in arid environment.”   But we’ve got a customer over at Buffalo who sells their cattle on video ‘I have not had one buyer ask me what the numbers on my cattle are yet They want to look at the cows they’re out of and what they look like They want them deep and stout with a lot of meat on them.’ That’s what our cattle have They’re deep and stout and they have a lot of meat,” Redland said.   “Our operation is based on type versus numbers.”  Redlands align their values with the ranchers they serve “We were raised in the same environment we raise cattle under but the cows don’t know that,” Redland said.   Sign up for daily and breaking news headlines Manage Subscriptions Grow intellectually in a supportive community through small class sizes with faculty who care about your success Enjoy a 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history interpret and teach music in a liberal arts environment that provides a broad education and intense training The Conservatory of Music offers a Bachelor of Arts in Music The Conservatory of Music is home to several unique programs which houses the summer certificate and Master of Music in Kodály Pedagogy one of the most recognizable and respected of our university’s traditions The livestream of our events can be viewed at redlands.edu/COMLive or youtube.com/@UniversityofRedlands Performance opportunities abound with more than 200 performances on campus annually including the university's holiday tradition Our ensembles have been heard at conferences including NCCO and have toured to exciting destinations including New York City Top Photo: From left are Coach Jayson Hall Redland Middle School7th grader Colton Cramer his family and the heroes that helped save him after a medical emergency at the school in January received a standing ovation and round of applause at the Elmore County Board of Education meeting Monday but with the help of quick response from PE teacher and Coach Jayson Hall school nurse Kristen Wright performing CPR and an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Colton was able to be transported for treatment at Children’s Hospital in Birmingham Colton had been playing basketball with his friends in the gym At first his friends thought he was playing a joke but the seriousness of the situation was quickly determined Richard Dennis welcomed the Cramer family as well as Redland Middle School Principal Chad Walls Coach Jayson Hall and Kristen Wright for very special recognition and I have had situations that were extremely stressful we have situations where there is an ambulance called to a school to transport a student He was driving to Stanhope Elmore High School when he was first notified I get the communication…I get a text from Chad,” Dennis said I knew it was real.” Dennis said he had just pulled into the parking lot of SEHS when he answered the phone I took the fastest route I could to get to Redland Middle School.” Dennis said he wanted to give special recognition to Colton “You scared a lot of people out there brother.” Dennis said he was amazed at the response from both the staff and the medical personnel including a LifeFlight Helicopter that landed at the school Principal Walls then addressed the crowd and introduced two of the heroes from that memorable day I got the call that day and started making my way down there I could tell really quickly this was an emergency situation that I There was a group of people that day that played a part in saving Colton’s life substitute teacher that happened to be in the gym that day an intern in the gym and it was her first day on the job he said there were two primary people who stepped up They were school Kristen Wright and Jayson Hall Walls said many of people get trained in CPR but not everyone has what it takes to step up and perform the procedure when it is actually needed “Thank God we had two people that day that had not only been trained to step up and do what needed to be done to save Colton’s life,” Walls said They will always be heroes to the Redland community You will always be heroes to these three people (Colton and his parents) standing up here.” Officials have said that God was in the gym that day and he worked through some amazing people to bring this story to a very happy At the last regular Elmore Commission meeting Monday commissioners heard from many area residents around Redland Road the majority of which were again a new neighborhood called Laurel Ridge to be built in the area The first phase of the neighborhood will bring 117 new homes in the first phase The property is about 475 acres and is located near the intersection of Redland Road and Rifle Range Road near New Bingham Road the plan is to add about 600 new houses on the large property There were several concerns from some who spoke who said they are concerned with uncontrolled growth the school system and the additional pressure on utilities Commission Chairman Bart Mercer spoke to the large audience prior to the speakers taking the podium “We have received many emails in opposition to this Laurel Ridge Plat being approved,” Mercer said “But I think it needs to be said that the commission has a set of subdivision regulations that a developer must follow before we can consider a plat for approval Any changes in the powers that the commission has would have to be approved by the state legislature We can’t just go in and make changes to the subdivision regulations that would give us more powers than we currently have within these regulations.” He said one of the emails he received concerned how the development would impact the school system But our subdivision regulations do not attempt to dictate how the Board of Education manages our school system That is not something that we can legally take into consideration.” Mercer stressed that the commission strongly supports the BOE saying that Elmore was the first county in the state to share 25 percent of the internet sales tax We understand that our Board of Education has to run a school system that has the lowest property tax in the state I don’t want anyone to think that we have not heard your concerns We are just very limited in our abilities.” Residents then came forward and each had three minutes to speak Speakers on the agenda included Bobbie Langley Langley said she and her family moved to Redland from South Carolina two years ago she served as a district representative on a county planning commission of “one of the fasted growing metropolitan areas in South Carolina.” She continued “I understand Elmore County has no zoning no ordinances and no long-range plan that I have uncovered.” and now is the time to make a long-range plan for growth She said that she feels most people want to retain a quiet existence as is possible and spoke specifically on the new subdivision will add to the problem that already exists Bruce Taylor then addressed the commission He questioned why a traffic study was not done and asked if there is an improvement plan for Redland Road While the Commission said they understand all of the concerns brought forward there is an important part when it comes to the commission’s ability when it comes to future growth “We can consider whether to approve or disapprove a plat based on what we are statutorily allowed to consider,” Commissioner Mercer said “We do not have zoning ordinances like a municipality would have.” Commissioner Dennis Hill serves District 3 which is the area where this new neighborhood is planned “I have reached out to the developer and the builder for that subdivision The homes out there are going to be anywhere from 2,100 to 3,000 square feet they are not going to be low-income housing Their plan is to have this subdivision built out in 12 years They are planning on selling anywhere from 35 to 35 homes a year.” Dennis said that he has talked to many people about Redland incorporating the Commission was given limited home rule The only powers that we have are what you the citizens give to us.” Chief Operating Officer Richie Beyer explained that for this development considering there is no zoning ordinance for the county  He said the commission is in a position where they must approve the development “There have been efforts in the past to impose some type of ordinances or rules that would really limit private landowners property and their rights In 2005 there was an effort by the county commission to create a comprehensive plan When citizens realized that plan was going to include county ordinances There was nobody in this room that was happy about that.” Mercer said that the commission facilitated a vote that would have given the county limited self-governance rules people in the county realized that those limited self-government rules gave the commission the ability to pass ordinances like a municipality would have They could regulate how tall your grass is and multiple things.” and a petition was presented with 4,000 signatures for the measure to be put back on a ballot for a county vote do you as a citizen of Elmore County want those powers to be repealed Do you want the commission to be stripped of those powers to be able to pass any ordinances like a municipality could they overwhelmingly took away the commission’s ability to create such ordinances Mercer said the Redland community could investigate incorporating and have its own abilities to carefully monitor what comes into that area When the Laurel Ridge neighborhood plat came up for a vote all Commissioners present voted in favor of accepting the Laurel Ridge Plan Absent from the meeting was Commissioner Desirae Lewis Jackson Photo: AP PHOTORussia continues to press its offensive in eastern Ukraine with high intensity with more than 200 clashes in a single day Ukraine's General Staff said on Facebook fighting had intensified particularly around the strategic city of Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region where Ukrainian forces said they repelled 70 attacks over the course of Sunday The town serves as a key transport hub and Russian forces are reportedly approaching from the east The information could initially not be independently verified Attempts by Russia to break through to the west into the neighbouring industrial area of Dnipropetrovsk have so far been repelled by Ukraine Russia's air defence systems destroyed 26 Ukrainian drones overnight TASS news agency reported on Monday citing Russia's defence ministry data The attacks come despite ongoing diplomatic efforts by the United States to broker a ceasefire between Moscow and Kiev US President Donald Trump recently proposed an unconditional 30-day truce a plan Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accepted Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected the offer Putin has declared a unilateral 72-hour ceasefire to coincide with the annual Victory Parade on Moscow's Red Square to mark the end of World War II The ceasefire is scheduled to start at midnight Wednesday-Thursday in Moscow and end at midnight Saturday-Sunday Kiev has rejected the limited pause and demanded that the ceasefire be extended to 30 days "The Russians are asking for a ceasefire on May 9 and are themselves firing at Ukraine every day This is cynicism of the highest order," Zelenskiy wrote on Telegram on Sunday REDLAND – Paw Patrol Animal Rescue advocates recently found two puppies in Redland that need a new home and named them Goalie and Stanley The foster-based rescue relies on volunteers to care for abandoned animals until someone who is 25 years old or older steps up to adopt The nonprofit organization makes sure the pets are up to date on vaccinations It increases to $650 for bonded pairs and decreases to $250 for seniors Puppies require an additional $100 spay or neuter deposit that is refundable after providing proof that the procedure was done For more information or to support the cause, visit this page. Jacey Birch is Local 10's Animal Advocate reporter and investigator for animal stories – A property deep in southwestern Miami-Dade County’s rural Redland area became a multi-faceted crime scene Wednesday centering around stolen equipment and pollution leading to the owner’s arrest on several felony and misdemeanor charges — all while he was out on probation for a past environmental crime Ovany Diaz, 44, was convicted of felony illegal dumping in 2022 with a probation term scheduled to terminate on Oct Police said he was also operating an illegal source-separated organics processing facility Miami-Dade police said their latest investigation into Diaz began with a visit to his 16201 SW 197th Ave stolen from a Redland nursery that had been pinging to the location An April 2023 Google Street View image shows a sign outside the property advertising a business called “Ovany Nursery,” with photos of backhoes Police said a check of the vehicle identification number didn’t reveal any information including whether the equipment had been stolen claimed it had been “left on the property by a friend.” police said they executed a search warrant at the property after a stolen cargo trailer tracked back there not only did officers find the stolen trailer had its VIN entered incorrectly — and a massive Police said they found a large pile of yard waste and mulched material indicating that Diaz was still running an illegal source-separated organics processing facility “Throughout the piles of yard waste were large puddles of discolored water with signs of fly activity solid waste and dead vermin,” an investigator wrote Officers found three RVs not hooked up to a septic system Authorities said the area’s agricultural status and proximity to the Everglades made the pollution potentially hazardous to human health and the South Florida environment who authorities said was trying to “fence” — via WhatsApp — the stolen cargo trailer and a stolen zero-turn mower it contained The Cuban national is facing seven felony charges felony littering and willful disregard for the environment He’s also facing three misdemeanor counts of nuisances injurious to health and a count of failing to obtain an environmental permit A judge gave Diaz a bond of more than $23,000 He remained in the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center as of Thursday afternoon Copyright 2024 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved Chris Gothner joined the Local 10 News team in 2022 as a Digital Journalist (KABC) -- Video captured the aftermath of a wild crash in Redlands in which a car ended up in the swimming pool of a 24 Hour Fitness Friday at the gym on San Bernardino Avenue and Tennessee Street the driver was the only person in the vehicle and no one was in the pool at the time – A 37-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday by Miami-Dade police after the department’s Agricultural Environmental Crimes Section and the Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resources Management conducted an investigation at her property in the Redlands a search warrant was signed by a judge on Aug 13 for Ledys Garcia’s property in the 18500 block of Southwest 200th Street multiple modular structures and recreational vehicles (RVs) were found to be occupied,” the report states “Several RVs were observed with signs of above-ground sanitary plumbing on the left side consistent with black water/septic discharge for RVs.” Police said some of the RVs were also leaking discolored water through a plastic plumbing pipe leading into the ground Authorities said they took a sample from the RV closest to the well pump lab results came back which revealed the presence of fecal matter “The Redland is a historical agricultural community which is an important part of not only Miami-Dade County’s ecosystem but a major agricultural center supplying food throughout the world,” the arrest report states relies almost entirely on ground water and well water not only for irrigation Police said Garcia’s property is surrounded by homes crop fields and sub-tropical fruit groves – “all of which are reliant upon safe ground water.” “Any contamination to the ground water or aquafer can have devastating impacts on health,” the arrest report states Garcia was arrested Wednesday on a charge of willful disregard for the environment she was no longer appearing in the online jail database Amanda Batchelor is the Digital Executive Producer for Local10.com The Elmore County Commission met Monday night for a work session during which they honored two employees of Redland Middle School Coach Jayson Hall and Nurse Kristen Wright received special recognition as both jumped into action last month when 7th grader Colton Cramer had a medical emergency The Commission praised the lifesaving measures taken which enabled Cramer to be taken by LifeFlight helicopter to Children’s Hospital of Birmingham The Commission approved a resolution in their honor praising them for conducting multiple rounds of CPR and using an automated external defibrillator to stabilize Colton’s breathing The staff at Children’s Hospital told the family that the actions of Jayson and Kristen played a pivotal role in saving Colton’s life Coach Hass has been an educator for 23 years Nurse Kristen Wright has been a nurse for 15 years high praise and thanks have been abundant to Hall and Wright as well as other employees and officials at the school that day What was a terrifying emergency ended in survival using their training and calm demeanor to bring a successful outcome Redlands was named a “Great So Cal College Town” by AAA Westways Magazine The small-town charm within a city is just a short bike or free shuttle ride from campus You’ll find yourself enjoying a cup of coffee downtown during finals savoring one of the over 70 pizza combinations at Gourmet Pizza Shoppe or indulging in a bowl of liquid nitrogen ice cream from á la minute America’s longest continuously running summer music festival with no admission charge and beautiful parks make the city of Redlands a one-of-a-kind gem in the Southern California region The University’s close ties to nonprofit organizations and local businesses the largest geographic information systems mapping software company in the world make it a great place to land an internship or get involved with community service.  Here are a few activities that are within driving distance from Redlands—along with other great events and places Redlands has to offer Experience some of our local restaurants and coffee shops Carolyn's Café1150 Brookside Ave.909-335-8181 Martha Greens107 E Citrus Ave909-792-5400 Batter Rebellion5 E Caprice104 E Citrone255 E Copehouse Bar & Bistro19 E Citrus Ave.909-735-4157 Darby's American Cantina1 E Eureka!345 Pearl Ave.909-335-5700 Greensleeves Steakhouse220 Orange St.909-792-6969 Klüddes110 Orange St.909-894-4171 Rok n Fondue25 E The State22 E Tartan24 E Uncorked on State404 E Benjarong (Thai)1001 Park Ave.909-890-9997 Mu (Thai)309 W Naan Café (Indian)700 E Niko Niko Sushi (Japanese)27510 Lugonia Ave.909-748-7722 Red Chili (Chinese)2094 W Rui's Shanghai Bistro (Chinese)1711 W Thai House (Thai)1824 W Wok in Café (Chinese)26 E Isabella's Ristorante Italiano330 6th St.909-792-2767 Gourmet Pizza Shoppe120 E La Volata1453 Ford St.909-792-0316 Antonious Pizza30 W Strongman Pizza330 N Jerseys Pizza214 Orange St.909-335-7076 Cucas (sit down)1752 E Cucas (to-go)527 E El Tepeyac1458 Industrial Park Ave.909-307-0017 El Burrito (to-go)1095 W Oscar's Mexican Restaurant256 E Huichos416 W Taco Shack1711 W Don Orange Tacos14 E Las Fuentes336 N Eureka St(909) 798-0900 Bricks and Birch101 Cajon St.909-335-6787 Hogi Yogi501 E Stell Coffee & Tea Company1580 Barton Rd.909-792-4700 Olive Avenue Market530 W Surfer Joe's Eatery2351 W Lugonia Ave.909-801-0481 Rubio's Coastal Grill633 Orange St.909-335-2802 Redlands Oyster Cult16 E State St.909-674-0153 California Fish Grill27471 San Bernardino Ave A La Minute19 E Parliament Chocolates16 E Cookie Corner100 W Stuart Ave.909-855-0493 Sweet Rolled Tacos501 W Crumbl27510 W Lugonia Ave Escape Craft Brewery440 Oriental Ave.909-713-3727 Hanger 24 Brewery1710 Sessums Dr.(909) 389-1400 Riley Distillery420 Oriental Ave.909-792-0510 Ritual Brewing Co.1315 Research Dr.(909) 478-7800 Ayres Hotel1015 W Dynasty Suites1235 W Country Inn and Suites1650 Industrial Park Ave.909-792-7913 SpringHill Suites1765 W Home2 Suites1342 Industrial Park Ave.909-335-2224 Residence Inn27351 San Bernardino Ave.909-335-1500 La Quinta Inn & Suites12952 14th St909-795-4400844-207-8439 Holiday Inn & Suites5222 Redlands Blvd.Loma Linda TownPlace Suites Loma Linda10336 Richardson St,Loma Linda The Double Tree by Hilton Hotel San Bernardino285 E Hospitality Ln.909-889-0133800-445-86677 mi from U of R Hilton Garden Inn San Bernardino1755 S Residence Inn1040 E Harriman Pl.909-382-4564800-331-3136 miles from U of R Fairfield Inn1041 E Quality Inn1750 S Comfort Inn & Suites 450 N La Quinta Hotel San Bernardino225 E Hospitality Lane,San Bernardino Staybridge Suites - San Bernardino, Loma Linda1911 Commercenter Ct.San Bernardino The Mission Inn3649 Mission Inn Ave.951-784-030015 miles from U of R Holiday Inn Express Riverside -North2830 S Hampton Inn Riverside Downtown3505 Market StreetRiverside Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center3400 Market StreetRiverside Hyatt Place Riverside/Downtown3500 Market StreetRiverside Ayres Suites Ontario at the Mills Mall4370 Mills Cir.909-481-0703800-706-4879 Sheraton Ontario Airport Hotel429 N Vineyard Ave.909-937-8000 Love is in the air with Valentine’s Day around the corner and so is a career opportunity with the Postal Service USPS is hosting hiring fairs in Redlands and Fontana on Thursday to help potential candidates complete their postal hiring profiles and applications The Postal Service is also proud to provide great career opportunities for veterans Join a diverse team with a variety of positions and advancement to maximize your skills and interests DRIVING REQUIRED: Applicants must have a valid state driver’s license and at least two years of unsupervised experience driving passenger cars or larger The driving must have taken place in the U.S or its possessions or territories or in U.S USPS personnel will be on-site to provide detailed information about the positions and help potential candidates through the application process step-by-step or tablet with a hotspot to receive assistance in applying for postal employment Starting pay starts at $19.33 depending on the position Applications are also accepted online at www.usps.com/careers so check back frequently for additional opportunities Accepting a position with the United States Postal Service is the first step to starting a long forward-thinking organization committed to delivering for the American people The United States Postal Service is an equal opportunity employer offering a fast-paced rewarding work environment with competitive compensation packages The United States Postal Service is an independent federal establishment, mandated to be self-financing and to serve every American community through the affordable, reliable and secure delivery of mail and packages to 169 million addresses six and often seven days a week. Overseen by a bipartisan Board of Governors, the Postal Service is implementing a 10-year transformation plan, Delivering for America restore long-term financial sustainability dramatically improve service across all mail and shipping categories and maintain the organization as one of America’s most valued and trusted brands The Postal Service generally receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage products and services to fund its operations Copyright© 2025 United States Postal Service commissioners heard from several area residents around Redland Road the majority of which were against a new neighborhood called Laurel Ridge to be built in the area The first phase of the neighborhood will bring 117 new homes The end goal will add over 600 new homes over many years there is an important part when it comes to the commission’s ability to oversee future growth They are planning on selling anywhere from 35 to 45 homes a year.” the people didn’t like that idea and they took it away from us They could regulate how tall your grass is and multiple things – A southwest Miami-Dade man is facing a second-degree murder charge after police said he killed a man burned a portion of his body and left it on the side of a dirt road in the rural Redland area is also facing additional charges after police said he stole the victim’s car and led police on a chase that ended in a crash on U.S Leer en Español was reported missing on Tuesday along with his Toyota Corolla “burned from the waist down” and partially decomposed along the side of the 23600 block of Southwest 227th Avenue An autopsy on Friday revealed that Hernandez Augustin had been stabbed several times A Miami-Dade police officer spotted the Corolla on Sunday along the 12000 block of South Dixie Highway in the Goulds area but he took off and led officers on a pursuit that ended after he blew a red light at Southwest 137th Avenue and hit another vehicle; its passengers suffered minor injuries Authorities said Perez ran off from the crash scene and he was eventually taken into custody at Hidalgo’s Cafe-Restaurant in a “self-serving statement,” told detectives that Hernandez Augustin had picked him up from his home on Tuesday Authorities said they found Hernandez Augustin’s identification and bank cards in Perez’s wallet They said Perez admitted to making several purchases using Hernandez Augustin’s Wells Fargo card Police said Perez gave them consent to search his cellphone and found photos taken from inside the Corolla that “depicted bloodstained rear seats bank cards and the victim’s identification card.” they said Perez had a photograph of his palm showing multiple cuts; he was unable to explain how they got there revealing a substantial amount of blood in the rear seats and multiple pairs of blue latex gloves which (were) consistent with ones left on the scene where the victim was found,” the report states The report doesn’t state how or whether the men knew each other or a motive for the killing Perez was being held without bond in the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center Photo: AP PHOTOIsrael has approved plans to capture the entire Gaza Strip and remain in the territory for an unspecified amount of time the move would vastly expand Israel's operations in the Palestinian territory and likely bring fierce international opposition Israeli cabinet ministers approved the plan in an early morning vote on Monday hours after the Israeli military chief said the army was calling up tens of thousands of reserve soldiers A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas collapsed in March which the officials said was meant to help Israel achieve its war aims of defeating Hamas and freeing hostages held in Gaza also would push hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to southern Gaza in what would likely exacerbate an already dire humanitarian crisis Since a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas collapsed in mid-March Israel has unleashed fierce strikes on the territory that have killed hundreds It has captured swathes of territory and now controls roughly 50 per cent of Gaza Israel halted all humanitarian aid into Gaza setting off what is believed to be the worst humanitarian crisis in nearly 19 months of war The ban on aid has prompted widespread hunger and shortages have set off looting The Israeli officials said the plan included the "capturing of the strip and the holding of territories" The plan would also seek to prevent the militant Hamas group from distributing humanitarian aid which Israel says strengthens the group's rule in Gaza The plan also included powerful strikes against Hamas targets A ban on humanitarian aid entering Gaza has led to widespread hunger among residents (AP PHOTO)The officials said Israel was in touch with several countries about US President Donald Trump's plan to take over Gaza and relocate its population under what Israel has termed "voluntary emigration" yet which has sparked condemnations from Israel's allies in Europe and the Arab world One of the officials said the plan would be implemented gradually Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were discussing military plans According to an internal memo circulated among aid groups and seen by The Associated Press Israel told the United Nations it will use private security companies to control aid distribution in Gaza said it would not participate in the plan as presented to it detailed notes from a meeting between the Israeli defence body in charge of co-ordinating aid to Gaza - COGAT - and the UN all aid will enter Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing letting approximately 60 trucks enter daily and distributing 20 kilograms of aid parcels directly to people on the day of entry The memo said the aid will be distributed at logistics hubs which will be run by private security companies The fighting has displaced more than 90 per cent of Gaza's population and turned Gaza into an uninhabitable moonscape Israel's offensive has killed more than 52,000 people in Gaza (AP PHOTO)The UN said the plan would leave large parts of the population It said the plan "appears designed to reinforce control over life-sustaining items as a pressure tactic - as part of a military strategy" Israeli strikes across Gaza continued overnight killing at least 17 people in northern Gaza The war in Gaza began when Hamas-led militants attacked southern Israel killing 1200 people and taking about 250 hostages Israel's offensive has killed more than 52,000 people in Gaza The Berry Farm is brightening up the city with the return of its annual Winter Festival by day and Berry Bright Winter Nights by night It’s officially that time of year – holiday cheer is in the air and while Miami is full of dazzling light displays to admire one farm in the city’s countryside is ready to bring back its own seasonal tradition The Berry Farm’s 5th annual Winter Festival is welcoming families once again a 42-foot Christmas tree and all the regular farm activities you’d expect to find like hayrides the farm’s Berry Bright Winter Nights will take over with twinkly pathways carolers and family-favorite movies on the lawn Make sure to snap pics at one of their many holiday-themed backdrops enjoy classic holiday music to get you into the spirit and hop on a hayride through the property or meander through the illuminated pathways set aglow with brilliant lights every child will also be treated with a free hot chocolate and popcorn The Berry Farm’s holiday festivities will begin on November 22 and run through January 5 it will be closed on both Thanksgiving and Christmas days