The Moreno Valley City Council Wednesday approved the World Logistics Center, ending three years of sometimes bitter debate within the city on a project that likely will transform not only Moreno Valley but the entire Inland Empire. The 3-2 vote concluded a 16-hour public hearing that was held over three …
Read More »Vote nears on logistics project
The battle over a massive warehouse project propose for Moreno Valley raged on Tuesday, as residents on both sides of the issue voiced their opinions and occasionally traded insults during a contentious city council meeting. The World Logistics Center would cover 40.6 square feet – roughly the size of 700 …
Read More »City Council hears details of massive warehouse proposal
Moreno Valley residents lined up Monday to show their support for the World Logistics Center, the massive industrial project that its developer says will bring 20,000 jobs to the city. During a special city council meeting that grew heated on several occasions, backers of the project told the council the …
Read More »International singing star to perform in Ontario
Lety Lopez, award-winning singer and actress, will perform a free concert Aug. 22 at Ontario Town Square. Lopez, a native of Guadalajara, Jalisco, has won numerous musical competitions in her native country during her 20-year show business career. She has acted and sang at both the national and international level. …
Read More »SB County water conference scheduled
The Baldy View Chapter of the Building Industry Association of Southern California will host its annual water conference later this month. The ninth annual conference, which will deal with water issues in San Bernardino County, is scheduled to be held from 8 a.m. to noon on Aug. 21 at Cal …
Read More »San Bernardino, police reach agreement
San Bernardino and the union that represents the city’s police department have agreed on a contract. By a 7-0 vote, the city council Monday approved a five-year contract that calls for a minimum 3.5 percent annual salary increase, according to a city statement. In exchange, the department agreed to increased …
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