Most workers compensation filings related to the December, 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino were approved, with the majority of treatment delays due to doctors not submitting proper information, according to state officials. San Bernardino County “establish[ed] a model for dealing with incidents of this nature by hiring nurse case …
Read More »Smart phone app helps people get their housework done
Takl Inc., a Nashville-based company that connects home service providers and users via a smart phone app, is moving into Southern California. The company, which currently serves 420 cities in the United States, has signed up more than 5,000 local home service providers in the greater Los Angeles market, including …
Read More »Fred Latuperissa spreads the gospel of international trade
The head of the U.S. Commerce Department’s trade office in the Inland Empire wants all local businesses to know about the potential of overseas markets. Although he tends to keep a low profile, Fred Latuperissa probably belongs on any list of the most influential people in the Inland Empire. Latuperissa …
Read More »JCPenney to close stores, offer early retirement
JCPenney will close 130 to 140 store during the next few months and will offer early retirement to approximately 6,000 employees, the company announced Friday. A list of the stores is expected to be released in mid-March, with most of those locations expected to be shuttered by the end of …
Read More »Local women get pros, cons of running for office
Thinking of running for public office? Good idea, but do your homework first so you have some idea what you’re getting into, and then be prepared to raise money. That was the message delivered Friday to approximately 25 members of the Inland Empire chapter of the National Association of Women …
Read More »Lights … camera … Perris?
The town in southwest Riverside County is trying to become a destination for Hollywood Perris is trying to position itself as a place for movie and television shoots. On Feb. 14, the city council agreed to form the Perris Film Incentive Program, which will promote the city within the entertainment …
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