Construction on the South Palm Canyon Bridge project in Palm Springs is scheduled to begin March 10. Work will include removing the median, adding signs, paving and striping, repairing potholes and completing environmental and utility work, according to a statement on the city’s website. Traffic restraints are scheduled to start …
Read More »SB County claims improvement in emergency response tactics
San Bernardino County is better positioned to deal with heavy snow than it was two years ago, when its mountain communities were overwhelmed by blizzards. That is the county’s official response to the final report issued last year by the county’s civil grand jury, which examined the county’s response to …
Read More »Palm Springs OK’s night road repairs
Work crews on State Route 111 in Palm Spring will soon operate at night instead of in the daytime. The move, agreed upon by the city and the California Department of Transportation, is in response to residents’ concerns about long delays and traffic closures during the daytime, according to a …
Read More »Riverside to negotiate Northside development
Riverside is working on developing a major commercial-recreational project in the Northside neighborhood. The city council voted unanimously Tuesday to begin negotiating with Adrenaline Sports Resorts Collaborative to bring the project to fruition, according to a statement on the city’s website. The talks are expected to last at least six …
Read More »Main SB library to hold book sale
Feldheym Library in San Bernardino will hold book sales March 1 and March 8. Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library are hosting the events, which will raise money for programs at all four of San Bernardino’s libraries, according to a statement on the city’s website. Books, magazines, DVDs, music …
Read More »Bill would give Eastvale one ZIP code
Two Inland Empire representatives have reintroduced a bill that, if passed, will give Eastvale one ZIP code. Since its incorporation 14 years ago, the city’s multiple zip codes has caused confusion among some businesses and residents, according to multiple reports. The bill by Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona, and Norma Torres, …
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