After an eight-year absence, the Pechanga Band of Mission Indians will host its pow wow next month. The event is scheduled to be held Jan. 6-8 in the Summit Events Center at the Pechanga Resort Casino, according to a tribal statement. Thousands of spectators and tribal participants are expected to attend …
Read More »ONT gears up for travelers
Ontario International Airport is predicting a busy holiday travel season. An estimated 303,266 air passengers are expected to pass through the airport between now and Jan. 4, according to the Ontario International Airport Authority. Dec. 22 (19,182 passengers) Dec. 28 (19,099) and Dec. 29 (19,182) are expected to be the …
Read More »Several analysts say they’re cautiously optimistic about the Inland office market
With 2023 on the horizon, the Inland office market is showing signs of life, including vacancy below 10 percent and the possibility of more construction. Much depends on whether a recession hits this year, and if so, how severe it may be. Is the Inland Empire office market starting …
Read More »Racowschi named Victorville interim fire chief
William “Willie” Racowschi has been appointed the Victorville Fire Department’s interim chief. Racowschi, who was Torrance’s fire chief for seven years, is scheduled to begin work Dec. 31, according to a statement on the city’s website. He replaces Brian Fallon, who left to become Lompoc’s fire chief. Victorville officials plan …
Read More »Wilhite appointed SB County assessor, again
Christopher Wilhite has been appointed to serve two more years as San Bernardino County’s assessor-recorder-clerk. The board of supervisors unanimously approved Wilhite’s appointment on Dec. 6, according to a statement on the county’s website. “I want to thank the board and county leadership for their continued support,” Wilhite said in …
Read More »State adds 26,800 jobs
California added 26,800 non-agricultural jobs in November, according to data released Friday. The state, which added jobs at a steady rate during the past two years, has now replaced all of the jobs it lost in March and April of 2020 when the pandemic hit, the state Employment Development Department …
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