A store devoted exclusively to piercings and selling jewelry has opened in Riverside, the company’s second Inland Empire location. Laughing Buddha began operating May 8 at 1201 University Ave., in a 2,000-square-foot space formerly occupied by a hair salon, said owner Josh Durante. Six people work there, and more employees …
Read More »Strip mall sells for $6 million
A Fontana strip mall has been sold for $6 million. South Sierra Plaza was sold by a Los Angeles investor – also the project’s developer – whose name was not released, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. The buyer was also a Los Angeles-based investor who wished …
Read More »Staters, Coca-Cola to help military families
Stater Bros. Charities is again partnering with Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling to conduct their Give Back program during May, which is National Military Appreciation Month. During the program, the soft drink manufacturer will donate 25 cents for every purchase of Coca-Cola, Coke Zero Sugar, and Diet Coke in various sizes to …
Read More »Riverside to unveil downtown parking program
Riverside will introduce a downtown parking program this summer that will allow up to 90 minutes of free parking per day. Scheduled to begin July 1, “Parking Your Way” will apply to street parking spaces with meters as well as public parking lots and parking garages, according to a statement on …
Read More »Riverside County homeless population rises
Riverside County’s homeless population rose 12 percent during the past year, a report has found. A total of 3,725 people were identified as homeless in the January 25 Point In Time Count, up from 3,336 homeless residents in 2022, according to data released on May 9 by the county’s Department …
Read More »Logistics project sells for $325 million
A five-building logistics complex in Corona has been sold for $325 million, reportedly the largest sum ever paid for an Inland Empire warehouse distribution facility. The 730,000-square-foot Corona Lakeside Logistics Center was sold by Santa Monica-based Kearny Real Estate Co., the project’s developer, to a foreign investor whose name was …
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