A new public school has opened in The Preserve at Chino, a 38-acre master-planned community. Legacy Academy K-8 School will serve more than 1,250 students in the Chino Valley Unified School District, according to C.W. Driver, the Pasadena-construction firm that built the school. Work on the $51 million campus began …
Read More »Empire manufacturing keeps growing
Inland Empire manufacturing continued to grow in October despite a drop in production within the two-county region, according to a report. The purchasing managers index last month was 53.3, down from 56.2 in September, according to the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino. A …
Read More »State grant will help SB County upgrade homeless facility
San Bernardino County has received $11.2 million from the state that it will use to develop interim and permanent housing at its Pacific Village homeless campus in San Bernardino. The grant, from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, is part of the department’s Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention …
Read More »OC developer to build Upland self-storage facility
A real estate investment and management firm in Newport Beach will develop a self-storage facility in Upland. Buchanan Street Partners recently purchased two acres at 1382 W. Foothill Blvd. for $6.2 million from a private investor/developer whose name was not released, according to a statement. Construction is expected to start …
Read More »Sam’s Club to land in High Desert
Hesperia will be home to the first Sam’s Club in the High Desert. The store will be built on 6.5 acres at Amargosa Road and Key Pointe Avenue, property that the retail chain purchased recently for an undisclosed sum, according to a statement posted earlier this month on Hesperia’s website. …
Read More »Perris breaks ground on bridge development
Perris is preparing to build a $22 million bridge that will improve access for emergency vehicles in the middle of the city. The four-lane, 450-foot Ethanac Bridge will span the San Jacinto River and will include a 10-foot wide multi-purpose trail and six-foot wide bike lanes, according to a statement …
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