The San Bernardino Animal Shelter staff and more than 200 volunteers will gather at the shelter on Nov. 23 to serve a hot Thanksgiving Day meal to more than 200 dogs, according to a statement on the city’s website. “Shelter animals are the most vulnerable population of pets, and we …
Read More »Ontario to use federal funds to boost traffic, pedestrian safety
Ontario has received $350,000 in federal funds that it will use to develop safer roads and reduce traffic accidents. The grant from the Department of Transportation will help pay for a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, which will cover driver and pedestrian safety throughout the city, according to a statement released …
Read More »Palm Springs film festival announces partnership
The Palm Springs International Film Festival has partnered with one of the world’s largest developers of sports and entertainment venues. Oak View Group, which manages more than 300 facilities worldwide, will help the festival find sponsorships and raise its profile within the movie industry, according to a statement released Nov. …
Read More »Palm Springs to host holiday events
Palm Springs is preparing to host its annual holiday tree lighting and parade next month. The tree lighting is scheduled to be held at 5:15 p.m. on Dec. 1 at Frances Stevens Park, 500 N. Palm Canyon Drive, according to a statement on the city’s website. Twenty-four hours later the …
Read More »Moreno Valley looks for an artist for mural project
Moreno Valley is asking Inland artists to submit proposals for its mural project. The MyMoVal Mural Project is being paid for by the California Arts Council and the Inland SoCal Creative Corps., which is part of the Inland Empire Creative Foundation, according to a statement on the city’s website. The …
Read More »Public Utility signs clean-energy agreement
Riverside Public Utilities will buy 125 megawatts of wind-generated power from a facility being built in New Mexico. The purchase, approved by the city council on Nov. 7, will increase the utility’s renewable energy resources to almost 70 percent, well above the 60 percent required by state law, according to …
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