One point seven million air travelers are expected to pass through Ontario International Airport this summer, airport officials are predicting. If that forecast is accurate, Ontario International will have surpassed the pre-pandemic summer of 2019 by 50,000 passengers, or 3.2 percent, according to a statement released by the Ontario International …
Read More »O’Brien steps down as CVB Financial, CBB board chairs
Raymond V. O’Brien III has resigned as board chairman of CVB Financial Corp. and Citizens Business Bank, its principal subsidiary. O’Brien stepped down May 18, according to a statement released by Ontario-based Citizens Business Bank. Hal W. Oswalt, has assumed both chairmanships. A director on both boards since 2014, Oswalt …
Read More »Riverside to upgrade high-speed Internet service
Riverside has approved development of a city-wide fiber network that will improve high-speed internet access to residents and businesses. The project, approved earlier this month by the city council, will be installed and operated by SiFi Networks Riverside LLC at no cost to the city, according to a statement on …
Read More »Money Magazine recognizes four Inland universities
UC Riverside has been ranked 40 by Money Magazine on its 2022 list of “Best Values” colleges. The list of 623 colleges and universities ranks those institutions based on graduation rates, affordability and graduate earnings, according to a statement on the university’s website. To make the list, a school must …
Read More »MoVal makes major commitment to public safety
Moreno Valley has agreed to hire three motor deputies and 12 patrol deputies in what it calls a “monumental” addition to the city’s public safety team. The city council also voted to add three investigators to help with homeless outreach and to add a fire medic squad, giving the city …
Read More »Large industrial projects are having to move away from urban areas
Large industrial projects are having to move away from urban areas The Inland Empire isn’t the only market that is running out of space large enough to accommodate mega warehouse-distribution centers. The trend, strongest in the Inland region, is happening in five of the United States’ industrial markets, according to a report …
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