Ontario International Airport just completed its best September in nearly 20 years. The airport accommodated 606,015 travelers last month, a nine percent increase compared with September 2023, the Ontario International Airport Authority reported. That total consisted of 575,513 domestic and 30,502 international customers. Domestic customers were up 10.7 percent, while …
Read More »Walgreens announces store closings
Walgreens will close 1,200 stores in the next three years, starting with 500 closings next year, the company has announced. The Deerborn, Ill.-based pharmacy chain will shutter about 14 percent of its U.S. locations and reassign most of the employees in those sites, according to multiple reports. Exact locations were …
Read More »Airline joins ONT
Avelo Airlines, an ultra-discount carrier based in Houston, is now offering flights from Ontario International Airport to the Bay Area. The Houston-based airline began nonstop flights on Oct. 10 from Ontario International to Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport, according to a statement on Ontario International’s website. The flights are …
Read More »Spirit of Entrepreneurship finalists announced
The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino has announced the 2024 finalists for the 22nd annual Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards. Thirty-four entrepreneurs were selected from among 300 nominees. Winners will be announced Nov. 21 at the black-tie gala on November 21st at the Riverside Convention …
Read More »Tribal-owned logistics operation to get energy-saving solar power
The San Manuel Landing, a 1.1-million-square-foot logistics center in San Bernardino owned by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, will get a megawatt solar project that will cut the building’s carbon dioxide emissions by 21,000 tons. Tribal officials have agreed to lease the building’s roof to Altus Power, a …
Read More »Indio forms business support group
Indio has started a support group for the city’s businesses. Indio Business Connect, which was announced Oct.1 at the State of the City gathering, will be paid for by the city, according to a statement on the city’s website. Open to all Indio-based businesses free of charge, the program will …
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