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Murillo appointed White House advisory commission

Enrique Murillo Jr., professor of education at Cal State San Bernardino, has been named to the President’s Advisory Commission on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Hispanics, the White House has announced. “It is my distinct honor to have been appointed as an adviser to the White House …

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Apple Valley gets traffic grant

Federal funding will pay for major street upgrades in Riverside

Apple Valley will step up its efforts to decrease unsafe driving. A grant of nearly $70,000 will allow the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department to focus more on drunken drivers, violators of the state’s hands-free cell phone laws and other drivers dangerous to pedestrians and bicycle riders, according to a …

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Amazon to hire 150,000

Amazon Fresh to open Murrieta store

Amazon will hire 150,000 workers for the upcoming holiday shopping season. Full-time, seasonal, and part-time positions are available, including packing, sorting and shipping, with average pay of $19 an hour, according to a statement released by the online retail company. “We’re proud to offer a wide variety of roles for …

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Forecast: U.S. not staring down a recession

Cal State University San Bernardino receives grant money

The U.S. will probably avoid a recession during the next two years, so long as the Federal Reserve doesn’t raise interest rates more than it has said it plans to, according to a forecast. Despite some signs of weakness, the U.S. economy continues to move forward thanks to the fiscal …

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Land sale for high-speed rail station approved

building sold

Rancho Cucamonga and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority have approved the sale of property, owned by both entities, that will be home to the Inland Empire’s first high-speed rail station. Brightline West, a privately owned intercity rail service in Miami, will develop Cucamonga Station on the five-acre site at …

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