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Ontario nativity scenes are back

The nativity scenes on Euclid Avenue, a longtime Ontario tradition, are up and available for public viewing. Twelve depictions of the birth of Christ have been set up on the grass median between C and F streets and will remain there until New Year’s Day, according to the Greater Ontario …

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Palm Springs airport to bring in new restaurants, retailers

Palm Springs airport to bring in new restaurants, retailers

Palm Springs International Airport will upgrade its restaurants and retailers. The city council recently approved 10-year contracts with Paradies-Lagardere Travel Retail in Atlanta, the airport’s restaurant operator, and Las Vegas-based Marshall Retail Group according to a statement on the city’s website. Besides renovating the airport’s three restaurants, Paradies will bring …

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ARMC trauma center made Level One

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center’s trauma center has been designated a Level One Adult Trauma Center by the American College of Surgeons. That ranking, by the college’s Committee on Trauma, is based on a site visit by committee members in July and is the highest ranking of its kind in the …

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San Bernardino will pay $8 million to level Carousel Mall

carousel mall

San Bernardino has agreed to pay $8 million to demolish the Carousel Mall. In a 5-1 vote, the city council at its Wednesday meeting approved an agreement with Cerritos-based Resource Environmental to level the former shopping center, Councilman Theodore Sanchez said. Councilwoman Kim Calvin cast the dissenting vote. Councilman Ben …

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Riverside approves all-electric buildings

Ontario to build 20,000-plus housing units

Starting Jan. 6, Riverside will require most new buildings to be all-electric. That regulation, which the city council approved 4-3 on Tuesday, will apply to all structures three stories or less, according to a statement on the city’s website. After Jan. 1, 2026, all new Riverside buildings will have to …

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