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City starts local hiring program

Moreno Valley businesses now have an incentive to hire locally. The city’s Hire A Mo Valley Grad program awards $1,000 to any business that hires a local resident who recently graduated from college or who earned certification from an accredited local school, according to a statement on the city’s website. …

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City to host town hall by telephone

Moreno Valley Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez is scheduled to host a telephone town hall meeting March 29. The city will use the call-in “talk radio” format so residents can either ask questions or listen for as long as they like, according to a statement on the city’s website. This will be …

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Walk for homeless scheduled

SB County Helps Homeless Vets

Riverside is scheduled to hold its fourth annual Walk To End Homelessness April 8 at Fairmount Park. More than 300 people are expected to participate in the event, which raises money for programs that help homeless people move to stable housing and find employment, according to a statement on the …

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Sheriff Sniff to speak at luncheon

Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff Jr. will be the featured speaker at the Riverside Republican Women’s Luncheon, scheduled to be held March 17. Sniff, who has more than 40 years experience in law enforcement, is the oldest grandson of one of the first date and citrus families in the Coachella …

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OIA traffic up

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport increased 8.5 percent in January compared with the first month of 2016, according to data released this week. The airport, which was recently returned to local control after being owned by the city of Los Angeles, served 339,083 passengers in January compared with 312,413 …

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City wants to know if its customers are happy

Riverside wants to know what its residents think

Riverside residents and business owners are now able to register in real time their satisfaction, or lack of, with the quality of service they receive from city departments. The service, which began Wednesday, is available in City Hall offices and on some city websites, according to a statement. Anyone who …

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