Ontario International Airport’s passenger count held steady in May, posting both year-over-year and year-to-date gains. 623,441 air travelers used Ontario International during the fifth month of the year, including 577,523 domestic passengers, the Ontario International Airport Authority reported. Those numbers represent a 0.4 percent increase in passenger traffic month-over-month, and …
Read More »Local fireworks company likes Independence Day
An Inland Empire fireworks display company is preparing for a busy Fourth of July. Pyro Spectaculars in Rialto is scheduled to produce 326 fireworks shows nationwide in honor of the country’s 250th anniversary, the largest production in its 47-year history, according to a company statement. The shows will include the …
Read More »Rialto Goodwill to reopen
A refurbished Goodwill store in Rialto is scheduled to reopen June 26. The store at 230 E. Baseline Road is scheduled to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9:45 a.m., according to a statement released by Los Angeles-based Goodwill Southern California. Ten dollar vouchers will be presented to the first 50 …
Read More »ONT buys zero-emission vehicle
Ontario International Airport has purchased its first zero emission fleet vehicle. Announced June 15, the fully electric truck made by ZO Motors USA in Fontana, will be used to assist with multiple operations, including helping support logistics facilities, according to a statement on the airport’s website. The truck will be …
Read More »Founder of one-year-old inland business podcast looks to the future
A little more than one year ago, Claremont attorney John W. Tulac launched Professionals of the Inland Empire, a podcast devoted to helping Inland businesses improve their bottom line, while encouraging them to hire local talent. The program, which is available exclusively on YouTube, has attracted multiple local luminaries as …
Read More »Electric vehicle manufacturer delivers first shipment to Riverside
Voltu Motor Inc., the electric vehicle manufacturer, has delivered its first shipment of pickup trucks to its new Riverside headquarters. Voltu is expected to generate approximately 400 manufacturing, engineering, operations, and technology jobs during the next four years, according to a statement on the city’s website. At capacity, Voltu Forge …
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