Riverside has received $25 million in state funds that it will use to renovate the César Chávez Community Center at Bobby Bonds Park. The city council on April 4 voted unanimously to accept the state funding, which was part of last year’s state budget, according to a statement on the …
Read More »OC business will help SB County with traffic infrastructure
A Santa Ana company will oversee all traffic signals in the San Bernardino Valley and develop a master plan for signal maintenance throughout San Bernardino County. Iteris, which maintains and improves mobility infrastructure, will be paid $2.5 million by the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority to perform both of those …
Read More »Temecula to make traffic safety upgrades
Temecula has received $3.4 million in public funds that it will use to pay for traffic improvements. The grant originated with the Federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a program that seeks to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on public roads, according to a statement on the city’s website. It …
Read More »Report: IE manufacturing is back on track
The Inland Empire’s manufacturing sector is back on solid ground. The two-county region’s purchasing managers index was 59.2 in March, a major improvement from the 50.8 recorded in February, the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino reported today. More important, March was the third …
Read More »Morongo tribe begins ground-air ambulance service
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians has launched a ground ambulance and medical helicopter that will serve the Morongo reservation and communities across San Gorgonio Pass. The project – a partnership between the tribe and Global Medical Response, REACH Air Medical Services, and American Medical Response – is the first …
Read More »Carousel Mall renovation plans might run afoul of state law
The state of California has thrown a wrench into San Bernardino’s plans to level the Carousel Mall and replace it with commercial and residential development. The Department of Housing and Community Development informed San Bernardino officials last month that the city violated four state laws in its most recent effort …
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