Cal State San Bernardino has received $10 million from the state that it will use to help reduce the shortage of healthcare professionals in the Inland region. Once established, the Master of Science Physician Assistant Program will be the first of its kind at a public university in Southern California, …
Read More »Brugger, Olivares-Lambert return to Chaffey board
Two members of the Chaffey Community College District Governing Board have begun four-year terms. Kathleen Brugger, board clerk and board member Deana Olivares-Lambert were sworn in recently, having run unopposed in the June 7 primary election, according to a statement. “As we emerge from the pandemic, Chaffey College will play a …
Read More »Paige-McCloy joins Palm Springs
Lindsey Paige-McCloy has been named Palm Springs’ sustainability director. Currently program director at Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, Paige-McCloy is scheduled to begin her new job Aug. 1, according to a statement on the city’s website. McCloy moved to Southern California last year after working for seven years in the office …
Read More »Industrial storage space planned for west end
Two real estate investment companies are planning to develop outdoor industrial storage space on land it purchased recently on the west end of the Inland Empire. Iconic Equities and its partner, Leste Real Estate U.S., both based in Miami, recently purchased 5.6 acres for $12 million, according to a statement. …
Read More »Riverside County receives pet company grant
Riverside County has received a $90,000 donation from PetSmart, the Phoenix-based chain of pet superstores. The grant will be used by the county’s animal services division, which helps county residents and their pets, according to a statement on the county’s website. Specifically, the county will use the money to support …
Read More »Victorville to expand fire station service
Victorville will increase staffing at one of its fire stations with revenue from Measure P, a one-cent sales tax approved by city voters in 2020. Station 315, at 12820 Eucalyptus St., will go from a two-person paramedic squad to a three-person medic engine that can respond to fire and medical …
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