The union that represents 12,000 Stater Bros. employees has reached a tentative agreement with the supermarket chain, avoiding a possible strike. The three-year contract between the United Food and Commercial Workers Union and the San Bernardino-based grocer guarantees higher wages, better healthcare and staffing and pension fund contribution, according to …
Read More »ONT employees say they’re happy to work there
Ontario International Airport has been named a top workplace by a company that studies and tracks workplace culture. For the third consecutive year, Oakland-based A Great Place to Work has certified Ontario International “a great place to work” based on information provided by its employees, according to a statement on …
Read More »Pair of Inland theme parks sold
Two Inland Empire entertainment centers have been sold in a five-property portfolio transaction. Castle Park in Riverside and Boomers Palm Springs, both family amusement parks, were bought recently by Lucky Strike Entertainment in Richmond, Va., according to a statement released by the company. Both parks were sold by Palace Entertainment, …
Read More »ONT to Boise flights announced
Alaska Airlines will begin service from Ontario International Airport to Boise, Idaho in January. Starting Jan. 7, flights will leave Boise Airport in the late afternoon, with return flights departing Ontario International in the early evening, according to a statement on Ontario International’s website. Exact times were not disclosed. Boise …
Read More »Inland stores part of JC Penney sale
JC Penney has sold 119 stores, including three in the Inland Empire, in a transaction worth nearly $1 billion. Onyx Partners, Ltd., a Boston private equity firm, bought the department stores for $947 billion, according to multiple reports. Stores at the Galleria at Tyler in Riverside, Victoria Gardens in Rancho …
Read More »Chino company devotes all of its time and skill to one brand of plane
Navion Customs LLC at Chino Airport is one of approximately 3,700 businesses in the United States licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration to repair and restore airplanes. It’s also one of the few – and maybe the only – domestic operation that works exclusively on one plane: the single-engine, four-seat …
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