Stater Bros. will close one of its three Hesperia stores. The store at 15757 Main St. will shut down after Jan. 25 because its lease has expired, said Jonathan Lieu, Stater Bros. Spokesman. Lieu declined to discuss terms of the lease. There are no plans to replace the store, which …
Read More »ONT visitor program approaches milestone
Ontario International Airport’s ONT+ Visitors Pass Program, which grants visitors without tickets access the airport’s post-security terminals, is approaching 100,000 participants. Started in 2022, the free program had 98,854 users as of late December, according to statement on the airport’s website. Ontario International was the first U.S. airport to introduce a …
Read More »Jurupa Valley Walmart reopens
Walmart has reopened its Jurupa Valley store following a renovation. The Walmart Neighborhood Market at 8844 Limonite Ave. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 19 attended by local residents, dignitaries and store employees, according to a statement. The upgrades include: New floor fixtures, and updated signs; Expanded online pickup and delivery …
Read More »Discount grocer will locate in Rancho Cucamonga
A discount grocery store chain will open in Rancho Cucamonga, its first location in the city. Grocery Outlet has signed a 10-year lease to occupy 21,500 square feet in a shopping center at 9560 Baseline Road, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. That anchor space was formerly …
Read More »Riverside Amazon workers join Teamsters
Workers at an Amazon warehouse-distribution operation in Riverside have joined the Teamsters Union. One week after walking off the job, employees at the facility known as DJT6 “have successfully organized with Teamsters Local 1932 and are demanding Amazon recognize their union,” according to a statement released Dec. 20 by the …
Read More »ONT hurt slightly by government shutdown
The government shutdown put a dent into Ontario International Airport’s domestic passenger in count in November. Domestic travelers last month totaled 536,287, a 5.7 percent year-over-year drop attributed in part to the Federal Aviation Administration ordering airlines to reduce domestic flights, according to the Ontario International Airport Authority. That order, …
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