Moreno Valley is asking Inland artists to submit proposals for its mural project. The MyMoVal Mural Project is being paid for by the California Arts Council and the Inland SoCal Creative Corps., which is part of the Inland Empire Creative Foundation, according to a statement on the city’s website. The …
Read More »Inland Empire tough market for renters
The Inland Empire is among the least affordable markets in the United States for single-family rentals, according to data released this week. The median monthly rent in the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario market was $3,250, the sixth-most expensive market in the country, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported. California markets made up the top five: …
Read More »State, Inland housing affordability declines
Only 15 percent of all households in California could afford a median-priced home – $843,600 – during the third quarter of this year, according to data released Friday. That represented a 16 percent drop from the second quarter and an 18 percent decline year-over-year, the California Association of Realtors reported. …
Read More »ONT braces for heavy Thanksgiving travel
Ontario International Airport expects a 12 percent increase in passenger traffic during the Thanksgiving holiday. More than 212,000 passengers will use the airport from Nov. 17 to Nov. 27, the busiest Thanksgiving travel season for the airport since 2007, according to the Ontario International Airport Authority. That prediction is based on …
Read More »Some Inland business owners are still fretting over inflation
Inland Empire business owners have many concerns about their companies’ immediate future, but one potential problem stands out above all others. Inflation. The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino interviewed 673 business owners earlier this year and asked them what their “greatest concern” was regarding their businesses …
Read More »Public Utility signs clean-energy agreement
Riverside Public Utilities will buy 125 megawatts of wind-generated power from a facility being built in New Mexico. The purchase, approved by the city council on Nov. 7, will increase the utility’s renewable energy resources to almost 70 percent, well above the 60 percent required by state law, according to …
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