AB 98, the bill that places strict restrictions on where warehouse-distribution projects can be built has been signed into law, but some of the bill’s opponents are determined to get it changed anyway. The law, which Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Sept. 29, is scheduled to take effect in 2026. From …
Read More »Moreno Valley gets new restaurants
Four new restaurants have set up shop in Moreno Valley. ALUX, 85°C Bakery Cafe, CAVA, and Dutch Bros Coffee all opened recently, according to a statement on the city’s website. “We are thrilled to welcome all of these new eateries to Moreno Valley, each bringing flavors and experiences that enrich …
Read More »Believe Walk scheduled for Sunday
Stater Bros. Charities will hold its annual Believe Walk Oct. 6 in downtown Redlands. The 5K walk, which is co-sponsored by Inland Women Fighting Cancer, will begin at 8th Street and end at the intersection of State and Orange streets, according to a statement. Registration and pre-walk festivities are scheduled …
Read More »Palm Springs Film Festival adds venue
The Palm Springs International Film Festival has added a theater to its list of screening venues for the festival in January. The Cinemark Century La Quinta, 46800 Washington St., will host screenings on Jan. 4, 5, 11 and 12, the festival’s first and last weekends, according to a statement on …
Read More »Newsom OK’s regulations on warehouse-distribution facilities
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that puts major restrictions on where logistics projects can be built and how they can operate. AB 98 requires that new warehouse-distribution facilities be on a major street or road, and that they are built a “safe distance” from schools, hospitals, residential development …
Read More »San Bernardino gets grant for traffic improvements
San Bernardino has received a $5.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The Safe Streets and Road for All Grant will be used to put into place safety improvements at places in the city with high accident rates, according to a statement on San Bernardino’s website. The sites …
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