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No decision on OIA

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A judge has postponed a decision on Ontario’s lawsuit against Los Angeles regarding which entity should control Ontario International Airport. Riverside Superior Court Judge Gloria Connor Trask said last week that the two claims she had hoped to rule on were complicated, and that she would issue a ruling before …

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OIA talks are scheduled

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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will meet next month with Ontario officials in an attempt to revive talks regarding who will control Ontario International Airport. No date for the discussions has been set, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. Los Angeles has owned and operated the airport for several …

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For some, Hemet Fire Department was an emotional issue

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To some administrators in city hall, eliminating the fire department and contracting with Riverside County was a business decision, nothing more. But some city residents couldn’t bear to see the department, which has been around for more than 100 years, simply go away. On the surface, it seemed like a …

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Fontana logistics building sells

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A San Francisco-based company has purchased a warehouse-distribution building in Fontana. Terreno Realty Corp., which buys and operates industrial properties in six major U.S. markets, bought the 265,500-square-foot structure for nearly $23 million, according to a statement. The transaction was completed earlier this month. The seller’s name was not released. …

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Library to get makeover

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Riverside will spend $22 million renovating the city’s main library. The building at 3518 Mission Ave. will he retrofitted with a ground-floor auditorium, an area for teens and other upgrades, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. City Council members voted 6-0 Tuesday to approve the plan, with Councilman Andy …

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Fire department will stay in place

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Hemet has decided to keep its fire department. By a 3-0 vote, the city council Tuesday agreed to leave the department in place rather than contract with fire and paramedic service. The vote, which came after a five-minute discussion, was not a surprise. All three council members present – Mayor …

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