Ontario’s next step in reviving its downtown is an artistic one. The Downtown Ontario Improvement Association and the city’s Museum, Arts & Culture Department have started a program designed to improve the appearance of storefronts along a stretch of Euclid Avenue. “The People’s Storefront” is inviting local artists to create …
Read More »Riverside County passes budget
Riverside County has approved the recommended $10.3 billion budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The budget, which the board of supervisors approved unanimously, “reflects a slowing revenue environment, rising operating costs, and increasing demand for County services,” according to a statement on the county’s website. The budget includes $3.1 billion …
Read More »Massive High Desert rail facility approved
The Barstow City Council has approved a 4,500-acre integrated rail facility that BNSF plans to develop on the west side of the High Desert city. Barstow International Gateway (BIG) will include a rail yard, intermodal facility, and warehouses that will move freight from international containers to domestic containers more efficiently, …
Read More »Parts of Corona, Riverside to get high-speed internet
A Broomfield, Colo. -based company will provide high-speed internet access to more than 50,000 homes and businesses in Corona and Riverside. Intrepid Fiber Networks will provide multi-gigabit broadband to both cities through a process called build fiber-to-the-premises infrastructure, in which internet access is goes directly to the user from a …
Read More »Riverside appoints interim city manager
Edward Enriquez has been named Riverside’s interim city manager. Enriquez, the city’s assistant city manager since 2022, takes over for Mike Futrell, who resigned June 16, according to reports. Council members met in closed session during their regularly scheduled meeting that evening and discussed possibly discipling Futrell, whose agreement to …
Read More »Community center in Rancho Cucamonga to get upgrade
The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has approved spending $900,000 on upgrades at the Rancho Cucamonga Family Resource Center. Improvements will include a new roof, outdoor painting, signs, restroom upgrades, landscaping, a repaved parking lot, and new furniture, according to Second District Supervisor Jesse Armendarez III. Armendarez, whose district …
Read More »
IE Business Daily Business news for the Inland Empire.