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Ontario International Airport continued to sizzle in April. The airport accommodated 416,320 passengers last month, an increase of 12.7 percent year-over-year, according to data released Wednesday. April was the third month this year that Ontario International posted double-digit gains in passenger traffic. Also, international traffic rose to 19,402, a 54.6 …
Read More »Temescal Valley residents ask for air quality monitoring station
Request made to air quality officials could be the first move in another fight regarding aggregate mining and other businesses in the unincorporated community. There may be a battle brewing in Temescal Valley regarding the future of mining, a landfill, Southern California Edison, and other businesses in that unincorporated community. …
Read More »Welcome center marks anniversary
The California Welcome Center at Ontario Mills celebrated its second anniversary Tuesday. Complimentary pieces of cake were handed out at the welcome center’s entrance, according to the Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau, which operates the facility. About 20,000 people visit the welcome center every month. The facility’s second anniversary …
Read More »Montclair Place to host photo show
Montclair Place will again host the Chaffey College Spring Photography Show. The exhibition, which will feature work from students in the school’s photography program, starts today and will run through May 13, according to a statement. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to …
Read More »OIA lands another restaurant
Ontario International Airport keeps attracting places to eat. Rock & Brews Restaurant, which serves American cuisine in a family-friendly musical environment, has begun operating in Terminal 4, according to a statement. That opening comes one month after Einstein Bros. Bagels began serving in Terminal 4 and celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck’s …
Read More »Stater Bros. restructures its pharmacy prices
Stater Bros’ Super RX Pharmacy has changed its pricing structure. The pharmacy’s generic pricing program now has $8 and $12 tiers in addition to its established $4 and $10 products, according to a statement. The new program, which began Tuesday, includes more than 350 generic medications commonly prescribed by doctors. …
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