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Palm Springs to hold state of city

Palm Springs to hold state of city

Mayor Lisa Middleton will deliver Palm Springs’s annual State of the City address May 3 at the historic Plaza Theatre. The event, which will include a community awards ceremony, is scheduled to start at 6 p.m., according to a statement on the city’s website. The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce …

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City to discuss proposed homeless facility

Victorville project will help homeless

Palm Springs is scheduled to hold a virtual meeting April 27 regarding a proposed a homeless navigation center. The virtual meeting will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. via Zoom, according to a statement on the city’s website If approved, the project will be located at 3589 McCarthy …

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Construction begins on industrial project in Norco

Construction has begun on a 112-acre logistics project in Norco. Palomino Ranch will cover two million square feet and feature 24 industrial building when it’s completed, said CapRock Partners in Newport Beach, the project’s developer. The first phase of the warehouse-distribution facility is being built. It will consist of eight …

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Major road closure slated for Norco

Beginning April 25, Mountain Avenue between First and Second streets in Norco will shut down, a closure expected to last until August. That action is because of construction on the first phase of Palomino Ranch, a two-million-square foot industrial project that broke ground earlier this month, according to a statement …

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State home sales drop year-over-year

Residential development for sale

Sales of existing single-family homes in California totaled 426,790 last month, a slight increase from the month prior but a 4.4 percent drop year-over-year, according to data released Tuesday. Statewide, the median home price in March was $849,080, up 10.1 percent from February and up nearly 12 percent from March …

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Metrolink switches to renewable fuel

Metrolink station to get upgrade

Metrolink has switched to renewable fuel in all of its locomotives, reportedly the first U.S. transit entity to make that conversion. To meet some of its climate change goals, the agency began using the cleaner-burning substance in a pilot program it held early last year according to a statement on …

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