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Moreno Valley, Amazon Team Up

Unemployment, Jobs Both Rise

Moreno Valley is working overtime to help Amazon fill jobs in the Inland Empire. The city, as part of its Hire Mo Valley program, will host Amazon-related job fairs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 7, 8, 14, 16, 21, 22 and 23 at the Moreno Valley Conference and …

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Riverside Project to Receive Preservation Award

Inland utility gets award

A former Army building that Riverside transformed into a community for veterans and their families will be recognized next month by the State of California. Home Front at Camp Anza, a former officer’s club at 5797 Picker St., will be presented with the 2016 Governor’s Historic Preservation Award Nov. 10 …

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State to address Ag Park

State to address Ag Park

The California Department of Health and Human Services will conduct a study of the potential health impacts of Riverside’s Ag Park project. The study is a response to a written request Riverside made to the department in March, according to a statement posted Monday on the city’s website. Health and …

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OIA Gets Positive Bond Rating

OIA Gets Positive Bond Rating

Ontario International Airport has received an “A-” rating for its fixed rate municipal bonds, which total approximately $52.2 million. The airport, which is scheduled to transfer ownership from Los Angeles World Airports to the Ontario International Airport Authority next month, was also given a “stable” outlook by Fitch Ratings Inc. …

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Stater Water Conservation Slips

Water Getting Expensive in Inland Empire

Californians were less diligent about saving water during August, as the state’s conservation rate fell below 20 percent. Statewide, residents used 17.7 less water during August than they did in August 2013, well below the 20 percent reduction they reached in July, the State Water Resources Control Board reported Wednesday. …

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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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