Moreno Valley will pay $1.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by two former city employees. Anne Schneider, a former building official, and Albert Brady, a code compliance manager, will each receive $600,000 in a settlement the city council agreed to in January, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. …
Read More »City wants more info on pot dispensaries
The Upland City Council has asked for a report on how it should deal with an initiative that would allow three medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. The council, which wants more information on how the dispensaries would operate, passed a motion by a 3-2 vote Monday, according to a …
Read More »City looks to major annexation
Hemet is trying to annex 1,000 acres on the city’s west side. The open space has been within the city’s sphere of influence for more than 40 years, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. The property is between Stetson Avenue and Domenigoni Parkway and between the city limits near …
Read More »Local businesses to get state tax credits
Five San Bernardino companies have been awarded major tax credits from the state of California for creating jobs. All five business were recognized by the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development for having created a combined 1,148 jobs during 2014 according to a county statement. The award, which was …
Read More »Former FAA officials stand up for Ontario International
Ontario International Airport needs to be revived for the benefit of the national airport system, according to a former Federal Aviation Administration official. William Withycombe, former regional administrator for the aviation administration’s Western-Pacific region, told the Ontario International Airport Authority this week that Ontario International’s importance is more than regional, …
Read More »State water use down
Californians cut their water use by 22 percent in December, thanks in part to some much-needed rain throughout the state. Gov. Brown called for a 20 percent reduction in water use after declaring a drought emergency late last year, and state residents are apparently getting the message: per capita use …
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