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Banning Approves a 3,385-Unit Housing Development

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Rancho San Gorgonio, which will take 20 to 30 years to complete, will cover nine acres, add about 9,000 people to Banning’s population and generate an estimated $90 million in developer fees. That’s a major project, but the Inland Empire needs a lot more like it to keep up with …

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Town Hall Meeting Scheduled

Riverside Considers Increasing Sales Tax

Adelanto residents will have a chance to speak their minds, and get some questions answered, regarding a proposed excise tax on marijuana businesses in the city. A special town hall meeting, scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 13 at Heritage Field, will discuss the measure that will appear on …

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SBC Library Introduces Digital Cards

SBC Library Introduces Digital Cards

The San Bernardino County Public Library is starting a digital E-Resources card. The card will give customers access to all of the library’s online resources as well as allow them to check out e-books from the library through a number of digital sources, including Overdrive, 3M Cloud Library or Gale …

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OIA Traffic Down

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport dropped slightly in August, according to data released this week. Overall passenger count last month was 357,854, a 2.9 percent decline compared with August of 2015, Los Angeles World Airports reported. Domestic traffic was essentially flat – 344,676 passengers a year-over-year drop of 1.82 …

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Riverside, UC Riverside to Promote Hiring Disabled

Riverside, UC Riverside to Promote Hiring Disabled

Riverside, UC Riverside and the California Department of Rehabilitation have joined to help promote National Disability Employment Awareness Month. All three organizations will promote three events next month that will emphasize the benefits of hiring employees with disabilities and celebrating their contributions to the workplace, according to a statement released …

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Moreno Valley Finds City Attorney

Martin D. Koczanowicz

Moreno Valley has a new city attorney. Martin D. Koczanowicz, whose 25-year career as a municipal attorney included a stint as Fresno’s deputy city attorney, will begin working as Moreno Valley’s chief legal advisor in early October, according to a city statement. A 1984 graduate of the University of La …

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