Nearly one year ago, Fontana introduced a program it hoped would get the city’s growing street vendor problem under control. It would pay those business to be legitimate, city-permitted operations, especially those that served meals on makeshift tables set up along sidewalks. That practice has been around for years all …
Read More »Freeland promoted by Lewis Retail
Josh Freeland has been promoted to facility manager by Lewis Retail Centers. Freeland, who has spent the last 10 years working in the Upland-based developer’s residential division, will oversee retail and commercial property maintenance programs across California, according to a company statement. During his time with Lewis Retail Centers, Freeland …
Read More »On The Move
Delia Jimenez Cioc was been appointed Riverside County’s agricultural commissioner/sealer of weights and measures. The first woman to hold that position, Jimenez Cioc has worked for nearly 20 years with the county’s agriculture commissioner’s before being selected by the board of supervisors for her new job, according to a statement …
Read More »Moreno Valley adds WiFi Gardens
Moreno Valley has installed free WiFi Gardens at three parks: Lasselle Sports Park, El Portero Park and Woodland Park. The city now has WiFi Gardens, which allow residents to use the internet in city facilities, in 32 places, according to a statement on the city’s website. “Our WiFi Gardens continue …
Read More »Perris lands live-entertainment restaurant
A popular restaurant chain has opened in Perris, its fifth location in the Inland Empire. Septembers Taproom & Eatery began serving customers April 10 at 3150 Case Road Building Q, according to a statement on the the city’s website. Septembers features more than 20 taps of local and craft beers and traditional American …
Read More »Home ownership remains out of reach for most Californians
For most people, 2023 was a bad year to buy a house in California. Fewer than one in five Californias earned enough money in 2023 to buy an $813,980 median-priced home, down from slightly more than one in five the previous year, according to a study released April 11. Based …
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