San Bernardino has offered its city manager position to an unidentified candidate. Sixty-seven people applied for the position following a nationwide search, all of which were reviewed by the mayor and city council, according to a statement on the city’s website. The council interviewed five candidates and offered possible terms …
Read More »Eastvale looks to get its own ZIP code
There were 41,683 ZIP codes in the United States as of last year, according to the Federal Congressional Research Service. For years Eastvale has been asking the U.S. Postal Service to add one more, strictly for Eastvale’s benefit, but the answer has always been no. Three pieces of proposed federal …
Read More »State funding will pay for affordable apartments in Riverside
Riverside has received $27.9 million in state funds that it will use to build a 150-unit affordable apartment complex. The Mulberry Gardens Family Apartments was the only project of its kind in the Inland Empire to receive funding from the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program, according to a statement …
Read More »Riverside tries to lure electric vehicle maker
Riverside is negotiating an agreement that would bring an all-electric vehicle manufacturer’s international headquarters to the city. The city council voted 6-1 Sept. 5 to pursue talks with Ohmio in New Zealand, which recently completed a pilot program at JFK International Airport, according to a statement on Riverside’s website. Ohmio …
Read More »San Bernardino County’s Point-in-Time training lauded
San Bernardino County has been recognized for its Point-In-Time Count efforts, the annual project sponsored by the federal government that determines local, state, and the nation’s homeless populations. The National Association of Counties recently presented the county with a 2023 Achievement Award for its virtual training of Point-In-Time volunteers, which …
Read More »Ontario looks to lure Quakes from Rancho Cucamonga
Ontario wants its own minor league baseball team. Specifically, the city wants the team that’s been its next-door neighbor for the past three decades, and it’s planning to build a regional sports complex, with a state-of-the-art minor league baseball stadium and parking structure as its centerpiece, to make that happen. …
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