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Frito-Lay facility in Rancho Cucamonga closes

A Frito-Lay manufacturing plant in Rancho Cucamonga has closed. Employees at the facility at 9535 Archibald Ave. were told June 9 that the facility was shutting down, according to multiple reports. The plant opened in 1970. It produced many of Frito-Lays’s snacks, including the Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, which it began …

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Asian supermarket chain to locate in IE

Canada’s largest Asian supermarket chain is coming to the Inland Empire. T&T Supermarket Inc. will open it second Southern California store at the Crossroads Marketplace Chino Hills, according to a statement. That location is expected to open in the fall of 2026. The 61,000-square-foot facility at 13017–13021 Peyton Drive will …

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Strykers team up with LLUH

The Inland Empire Strykers and Loma Linda University Health have formed a marketing partnership that makes LLUH a major sponsor of the professional soccer team. The agreement, announced June 5, means the medical center’s logo will be featured on the team’s match jerseys, according to a statement released by the …

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ONT begins flights to Taiwan

ONT keep high bond ranking

STARLUX Airlines, a full-service carrier based in Taiwan, has begun flights between Taipei and Ontario. The first flight from the capital of Taiwan to Ontario International Airport touched down on June 3, making Ontario STARLUX’s fourth U.S. destination along with Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, according to a statement …

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Native American tribe extends naming rights with arena

Pechanga Arena San Diego will keep its name for at least another year and a half. The facility’s owner, Pechanga Resorts Casino, has extended its naming rights agreement with the sport and entertainment venue through December 2026, according to a statement released by the venue. Financial terms were not disclosed. …

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PSP a major economic player in Coachella Valley, report finds

Palm Springs International Airport

Palm Springs International Airport pumped $2.5 billion into the Coachella Valley economy and accounted for 18,777 jobs during fiscal year 2024, according to a recent study. The Coachella Valley’s largest airport also generated $864 million in wages paid, $1.5 billion in gross domestic product and $382 million in tax revenue, …

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