Business

The Inland Empire’s only comic book convention is scheduled to return to the Ontario Convention Center this weekend. Comic Con Revolution returns for the third time to the convention center and will feature more than 200 guests and 160 exhibitors and two full days programming Saturday and Sunday, according to …

Ground has been broken on an eight-classroom preschool in Rancho Cucamonga. The project, at 7720 Victoria Park Lane immediately north of Baseline Avenue, will offer full-time and part-time educational child care starting with infants and going up to five years, according to a statement. Additionally, summer camps and before-and-after school …

Escape Lounge, a premium facility that features gourmet food and a number of amenities, has opened its second location at Ontario International Airport. Open to all air travelers, the new Escape Lounge covers 2,800 square feet in Terminal 4, which serves American Airlines and Southwest Airlines, according to a statement. …

Feeding America Riverside/San Bernardino, one of the largest food banks in the Inland Empire, will donate equipment to several local foods banks and pantries. The program, which is being paid for by Aldi Corp., involved entities that Feeding America Riverside/San Bernardino is partnered with, according to a statement. Each local …

More than 3.4 million passenger trips have been taken on Omnitrans’ sbX green line service since it began operating five years ago, according to a statement. The service, one of the first bus rapid transit lines in the United States, has gone from just under 42,000 passengers a month when …

Michael Krouse, president and chief executive officer of the Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau, has been named a member of Connect Association’s inaugural “15 Over 50.” The honor recognizes long-time event professionals who have contributed to that sector in different ways, according to a statement. Connect Association is a …