Moreno Valley will host its annual YouthFest Sept. 10. The event, a showcase for youth-oriented businesses and services, is scheduled to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Community Park, 13380 Frederick St. Visitors will enjoy information booths, food vendors and entertainment and activities for children. The program …
Read More »City Seeks for State Funding
Jurupa Valley residents are being asked to urge Gov. Jerry Brown to sign a Senate bill that would restore an estimated $5.5 million in state funding to the city. The money was diverted from Jurupa Valley in 2011, the year the community incorporated, according to a statement on the city’s …
Read More »City Leaves Rent Control in Place
The Yucaipa City Council has left intact a rent control ordinance that applies exclusively to the city’ 42 mobile home parks. By a 4-1 vote Monday, the council declined to change a provision in the ordinance that limits rent increases at those properties to 80 percent of the consumer price …
Read More »SB County to Hold More Public Input Meetings
San Bernardino County is stepping up its effort to gather information from residents of unincorporated communities. Starting in September and ending next January, county officials will be “out in the field” soliciting input in a series of workshops in 15 communities, the first seven of which have already been scheduled: …
Read More »County Pushes Safety Smartphone App
San Bernardino County public safety officials are encouraging county residents to use a new smartphone app that was created by the county’s Office of Emergency Services and QuickSeries Publishing. The app, ReadySB, provides residents with multiple resources that will help them prepare for and respond to a disaster, according to …
Read More »San Bernardino Takes Drastic Step to Solve its Empty House Problem
RENU San Bernardino gets property owners before a judge, if need be, to get them to restore their rundown or abandoned house. If that doesn’t work a third party is brought in. It’s harsh, but city officials say the problem is that serious. How much of a problem has San …
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