Moreno Valley is asking its residents to purchase military appreciation banners and pavers. The city installs both items to show support of local military personnel and their families, according to statement on the city’s website. To be honored with a banner, the person must be on active duty in the …
Read More »MoVal announces revised dates for 60 Freeway closings
Parts of the 60 Freeway in Moreno Valley are scheduled to be closed April 8 and April 9, due to the ongoing Moreno Beach Drive bridge improvement project. The closings were to have happened in March but were extended to allow for more time to complete pre-closure work, according to …
Read More »SB Continues with street upgrades
San Bernardino is moving forward with the third phase of its four-phase 53-street improvement plan. The city council this month approved a $6.4 million contract with the Matich Corp. to repave and resurface 14 city streets, according to a statement released by the city. Phase three will include access ramps …
Read More »Online registration opens for Cruisin’ Reunion
Online registration is available for classic car owners who want to participate in this year’s 2022 Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion in Ontario. This year’s VIP package includes some additional benefits, including a reserved parking area for VIP participants. “We listened to our guests who registered for the VIP Package last …
Read More »Apple Valley set to adopt district map
Apple Valley is expected to approve one of two maps next month that will divide the town into electoral districts. The maps, among five that were submitted to the town council, will be discussed at the April 12 council meeting, according to a statement on the town’s website. Either the …
Read More »Santiago Park opens in Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley has opened Santiago Park, the city’s 33rd park. Hundreds of residents joined Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez and the city council to the March 23 opening ceremony, according to a statement on the city’s website. “Moreno Valley’s parks serve as the beating heart of our city, Gutierrez said in the …
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