A retail building in Moreno Valley has been sold for $2.8 million. The 13,000-square-foot structure at Towngate Promenade was purchased by a private investor whose name was not released, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. Progressive represented the seller, Gateway Property L.C. The buyer plans to convert …
Read More »Sweet Aya Bites takes a ‘bite’ out of entrepreneurship
Will Lyawe-Parsons has always known he’s wanted to be an entrepreneur, a creator of business and jobs and with the help of Mike Stull and the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino (IECE), he is closer to that reality than ever. What he didn’t know is …
Read More »SB approves State Street extension
San Bernardino has approved a half-mile extension of State Street between Baseline and 16th streets, a move 20 years in the making. The city council recently awarded a $7.4 million contract to Riverside Construction Co. to build a four-lane roadway that will include medians, sidewalks and storm drains, according to …
Read More »Moreno Valley lands another restaurant
Mr. Fries Man, a fast-casual restaurant that serves elaborate meals built around french fries, has come to Moreno Valley. A grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony held Saturday was attended by Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez, the city council, and the chamber of commerce, according to a statement on the city’s website. “I …
Read More »Future downtown Eastvale site closes escrow
The Irvine-based developer set to develop Eastvale’s downtown has acquired the land that will be home to the that project’s first phase. The New Home Company assumed ownership of 495,000 acres formerly known as The Leal Ranch Property when escrow closed recently, according to a statement on Eastvale’s website. Ultimately, …
Read More »ONT predicts high passenger count for Labor Day
Ontario International Airport is expecting heavy passenger traffic during the Labor Day weekend. More than 77,000 travelers, domestic and international, are expected to use the airport between Sept. 1 and Sept. 5, a 4.3 percent increase from Labor Day 2019, the last year not affected by COVID-19, according to data released …
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