Moreno Valley has again been named one of the top “green fleets” in North America by the NAFA Fleet Management Association. The list recognizes public and private organizations that show above-average use of alternative-fuel and zero-emission vehicles, primarily in three areas: cutting emissions, use of infrastructure technology and overall fleet …
Read More »RTA introduces hydrogen fueling station, buses
The Riverside Transit Agency has launched its hydrogen fueling station and zero-emission hydrogen-powered buses. The introduction of those five vehicles at the agency’s Riverside headquarters, are the start of its move from gas-powered to zero-emission buses, according to an agency statement. “It has been a top priority for the RTA …
Read More »Fontana offers loans to attract businesses to its downtown
Fontana has launched a loan program that city officials hope will help revive its downtown. The Downtown Revitalization Loan Incentive Program will encourage private investment in downtown Fontana, and strengthen the businesses that are already there, according to an introduction to the program on the city’s website. The program’s goal …
Read More »Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga report solid tourist fiscal year
Tourism and hospitality in Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga pumped an estimated $125.5 million into the economies of both cities during fiscal year 2025-‘26, according to the group that promotes those industries in both communities. That was a $12.5 million increase compared with the previous fiscal year, fueled in part by …
Read More »Victorville to update its hazard mitigation plan
Victorville is asking for the public’s help in updating the city’s Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. The plan, which is required of all California cities by state and federal law, finds ways to cut risks from natural and man-made hazards, and maintain the High Desert city’s eligibility for Federal Emergency Management …
Read More »San Bernardino County looks to build homeless navigation center
The San Bernardino County Community Development and Housing Department has received approval to conditionally commit up to $11 million toward development of the city of San Bernardino’s Homeless Outreach Prevention and Education Campus, a regional navigation center that will provide temporary housing and support for homeless people, according to a …
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