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State grant will help SB County upgrade homeless facility

San Bernardino receives federal transportation grant

San Bernardino County has received $11.2 million from the state that it will use to develop interim and permanent housing at its Pacific Village homeless campus in San Bernardino. The grant, from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, is part of the department’s Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention …

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Perris breaks ground on bridge development

Perris, EMWD merge operations

Perris is preparing to build a $22 million bridge that will improve access for emergency vehicles in the middle of the city. The four-lane, 450-foot Ethanac Bridge will span the San Jacinto River and will include a 10-foot wide multi-purpose trail and six-foot wide bike lanes, according to a statement …

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Feldheym Library to Hold Book Sale

San Bernardino library reopens

Just in time for the holidays, the City of San Bernardino’s Norman F. Feldheym Library will be holding its popular Book Sale on Saturday, November 16 and Saturday, November 23 from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. The sale is organized by the Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library (SBPL) …

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Riverside among lowest property taxes in U.S.

Riverside among lowest property taxes in U.S.

Riverside residents pay among the lowest property taxes of any U.S city, a recent report has found. The city’s effective property tax rate – taxes paid as percentage of market value – is currently about 0.7 percent according to Seattle-based Redfin Corp. a real estate brokerage and mortgage company. Anaheim …

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San Bernardino gets new street lights

San Bernardino gets new street lights

San Bernardino has installed an estimated 96 street lights in the northern part of the city. The “Genevieve” Circuit – between Mountain View Avenue and Sierra Way from Marshall Boulevard to 34th Street – features 36 lights and polls, according to a statement on the city’s website. Sixty lights and polls …

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