Riverside County veterans interested in starting a business will be able to get help from the Veteran Entrepreneurship Program, a five-month project scheduled to start March 15. The program, which is also open to active-duty personnel and their immediate family members, is being provided by the Inland Empire Center for …
Read More »High Desert mall adds store
Shiekh, the San Bernardino-based retailer that specializes in sports apparel, shoes and accessories for people of all ages, has opened a store in the High Desert. The store at the Mall of Victor Valley in Victorville covers 6,158 square feet in the mall’s JCPenney wing, according to a statement. Its …
Read More »Construction RUHS reaches major milestone
The Riverside University Health System recently held a “topping out” ceremony at the Mead Valley Wellness Village, a major project expected to open in early 2027. The ceremony, which was attended by health system officials and local dignitaries, marks the finish of the18-acre project’s structural development, according to a statement …
Read More »UCR, University of Michigan promote hydrogen fuel
Officials at UC Riverside and the University of Michigan are promoting hydrogen as an alternative fuel for vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. Hydrogen can be used by “ICE” vehicles, and thus assist in the long-term transition away from fossil fuels, according to the Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America. …
Read More »SB County claims improvement in emergency response tactics
San Bernardino County is better positioned to deal with heavy snow than it was two years ago, when its mountain communities were overwhelmed by blizzards. That is the county’s official response to the final report issued last year by the county’s civil grand jury, which examined the county’s response to …
Read More »Demolition begins on Menifee site of abandoned commercial project
The Krikorian Entertainment Complex in Menifee is being torn down before it was ever competed. The project, which was under construction but abandoned not long after the pandemic began five years ago, was declared a public nuisance in June by the city council. Demolition of the dilapidated structure began Jan. …
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