A higher brand of professional hockey is coming to Ontario, and that could prove to be good news for local commerce, especially businesses near the team’s home, Citizens Business Bank Arena. The new team will still be called the Ontario Reign and it will still be an affiliate of the …
Read More »Solar plant gets started
The largest solar plant in Southern California was dedicated Monday in unincorporated Riverside County. The Desert Sunlight Solar Farm, located north of Interstate 10 on the east end of the county, will generate enough power to light up 160,000 homes while offsetting carbon dioxide emissions by about 300,000 tons, according …
Read More »Litigation company comes to IE
A company that provides support services to the legal community has opened an office in Ontario. U.S. Legal Support Inc., which specializes in full-service court reporting, record retrieval, trial services and eDiscovery, opened the office at 9680 Haven Ave. last month, according to a statement. The Ontario office will provide …
Read More »Inland hospice wants to be about more than dying
Inland Regional Hospice is encouraging longer stays and more interaction with family members. The goal is to make hospice care more than a one or two-week ordeal at the very end of life, but convincing people to take that approach can be difficult. When he opened Inland Regional Hospice in …
Read More »Organized labor holds its own
Union membership essentially held its own last year, although total union membership remains historically low nationwide. Total union membership was 11.1 percent in 2014, down 0.2 percent compared with 2013, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The total number wage and salary workers who belonged to a union …
Read More »Stricter rules for massage parlors
Corona is getting tougher with its massage parlors. A new state law that returns control of massage parlors to cities has led the city council to toughen its regulations on those businesses, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. On Wednesday, Police Captain Jerry Rodriguez told the council that complaints …
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