FirstBank, one of the largest privately held financial institutions in the United States, has been named bank partner of the Coachella Valley Firebirds, the minor league hockey team scheduled to begin play this fall. The Lakewood, Colo.-based bank has also been named bank partner and presenting sponsor of Acrisure Arena, …
Read More »Zelinka to leave Riverside
Zelinka to leave Riverside Riverside City Manager Al Zelinka has accepted the city manager position in Huntington Beach. Zelinka’s hiring will be formally announced during Huntington Beach’s May 3 city council meeting, according to a statement posted Wednesday on Riverside’s website. “Al Zelinka has been a steady hand during the …
Read More »Garimellla named OneLegacy executive director
Prasad Garimella has been named executive director of OneLegacy, an organ procurement agency that serves the Inland Empire and much of Southern California. A 15-year OneLegacy employee, Garimella was chief operating officer and chief information officer before being moved up to executive director of the Los Angeles-based agency, according to …
Read More »MSJC to host trade conference
Mt. San Jacinto College will host the 2022 Inland Empire World Trade Conference next month. The 28th annual event is scheduled to be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 4 at the Temecula Valley campus, 41888 Motor Car Parkway, Temecula, according to a statement. The conference theme is …
Read More »SB apartment complex sells for $13.3 million
An 80-unit apartment complex in San Bernardino has been sold. Mountain View Apartments at 2991 and 2995 Mountain Ave. was purchased for $13.3 million by a private investor in Los Angeles whose name was not released, according to CBRE. The sellers also wished to remain anonymous. CBRE represented both sides …
Read More »MWD orders major cuts in outdoor watering
The Southern California Metropolitan Water District on Tuesday voted unanimously to restrict outdoor watering in its jurisdiction to one day a week. The unprecedented move, taken by the district’s board of directors in a special meeting, will affect about six million Southern Californian residents, according to a statement released by …
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