Paul Villaseñor Library in San Bernardino has reopened, one year after it shut down for repairs. The facility at 525 N. Mt. Vernon Ave. returned to operation Jan. 22 with a remodeled community room that can accommodate 75 people and upgraded rest rooms, according to a statement on the city’s …
Read More »CSU strike ends after one day
California State University professors and lecturers returned to work Jan. 23 after walking off the job for one day. CSU officials and representatives from the California Faculty Association announced a tentative agreement Jan. 22 that raised wages, ending what was going to be a five-day strike, according to multiple reports. …
Read More »Palm Desert apartments sold
A 10-unit apartment complex in downtown Palm Desert has been sold for $2.2 million. The two-story building at 73435 San Gorgonio Way covers 8,360 square feet and sold for $220,000 per unit, according to CBRE. CBRE represented the buyer, who is based in Los Angeles. No other information about the …
Read More »Texas Roadhouse building is sold
A building in Indio occupied by the Texas Roadhouse steakhouse chain has been sold. The 16,600-square-foot building at the southeast corner of Jackson Street and 42nd Avenue sold for $3 million, according to a statement. Mountain Group, a real estate developer in Santa Ana that bought the property in 2018, …
Read More »Rancho Cucamonga to use electric fire engine
The Rancho Cucamonga Fire District has purchased an electric fire engine for $1.3 million. The Rosenbauer RTX Electric Fire Engine will operate out of Station 178, which is scheduled to open this spring on Town Center Drive east of Haven Avenue, according to a statement on the city’s website. Rancho …
Read More »Industrial slowdown continues
The Inland Empire industrial market continued to slow during the fourth quarter of 2023, with vacancy on the rise and leases and sales in decline. Vacancy rose a “whopping” 94 basis points in the last three months of 2023, to 4.8 percent, with total vacant space rising to 32.2 million …
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