Stater Bros. has laid off 63 courtesy clerks, citing rampant inflation and tariffs against Canada and Mexico proposed by President Trump. That is the first move of its kind in 89-year history of the San Bernardino-based supermarket chain, according to multiple reports. The clerks reportedly learned of their fate in a …
Read More »Riverside looks to develop major mixed-use projects in Northside Neighborhood
One of Riverside’s oldest neighborhoods may be on the verge of a major transformation. The city has agreed to hold talks with Adrenaline Sports Resorts Collaborative about developing the Riverside Adventure Center, a recreational adventure park, hotel and conference center, housing, a grocery store and restaurants. That project will be …
Read More »State exports off to a good start in January
California exported an estimated $14.9 million in goods in January, a 7.8 percent year-over-year increase, according to a report. During the same period, U.S. exports rose by 1.3 percent, to $172.779 billion, Beacon Economics in Los Angeles reported. California’s share of national exports during the first month of 2025 was …
Read More »Kalfus to deliver State of City speech
Mayor Brenden Kalfus will deliver Temecula’s 2025 State of the City Address June 5 at the Pechanga Resort Casino. Kalfus will discuss the city’s achievements during the past year, as well as its future plans and projects, according to a statement on the city’s website. The city and the Temecula …
Read More »De La Torre named Cathedral City’s top firefighter
Diwan De La Torre has been named Cathedral City’s Firefighter of the Year for 2024. De La Torre was recognized by Cathedral City Fire & Emergency Management Services for his “outstanding service, leadership, and dedication to the community,” according to a statement on the city’s website. Since joining the department, …
Read More »Riverside breaks ground on agricultural center
Riverside has started construction on the Northside Agricultural Innovation Center, reportedly the first project of its kind in the United States. The facility at 900 Clark St., which broke ground March 4, will show how agricultural techniques that help crops resist climate change can increase crop yields, according to a …
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