Corona is conducting its annual quality-of-life survey. The survey seeks to identify residents’ perception of the city, which was incorporated in 1896 and today has a population of more than 160,000, according to a statement. The survey includes questions about resident satisfaction, community characteristics, services provided by Corona, and what …
Read More »CSUSB recognized for its diversity, equity
California State University San Bernardino will receive the 2023 Excellence & Innovation Award for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leadership from the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. The award will be presented in November at the association’s annual conference, which will be held in Chicago, according to a statement …
Read More »City get grants for recreation, arts programs
San Bernardino has received two state grants that it will use to pay for recreation programs and artistic displays. Combined, both grants are worth $256,000: $156,000 from the state Department of Developmental Services and $100,000 from the California Arts Council, according to a statement on the city’s website. The developmental …
Read More »San Bernardino looks beyond Carousel Mall to fix its downtown
Carousel Mall isn’t the only thing San Bernardino is trying to fix. Now it’s taking aim at an upgrading and rebranding of its downtown. Late last month, the city posted “a set of initiatives, programs, and investments intended to revitalize its downtown area” on its city’s website. The website list …
Read More »Garcia is Rialto’s interim City Manager
Henry Garcia has been named Rialto’s interim city manager. The 30-year public administrator has come out of retirement to replace Arron Brown, who took over as acting city manager in January when Marcus Fuller stepped down as the city’s top administrator, according to a published report. Garcia will earn $170 …
Read More »Martinez named CSUSB associate VP
Edna Martinez has been named associate vice president and administrator of Cal State San Bernardino’s Palm Desert campus. Martinez, who began Aug. 1, was hired following a national search and has been awarded a tenured academic appointment in the university’s James R. Watson and Judy Rodriguez Watson College of Education, …
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