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Victorville to expand fire station service

Victorville will increase staffing at one of its fire stations with revenue from Measure P, a one-cent sales tax approved by city voters in 2020. Station 315, at 12820 Eucalyptus St., will go from a two-person paramedic squad to a three-person medic engine that can respond to fire and medical …

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ONT names chief operating officer

James A. Kesler been named Ontario International Airport’s chief operating officer. A Chino resident, Kesler has been a consultant for the airport since it shifted to local ownership in 2016, according to a statement on the airport’s website. “James is well-known and highly respected among our commissioners, staff and airline …

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U.S., Inland home prices record double-digit growth

Housing rents continue to rise

U.S. home prices grew 20.2 percent in May compared with May 2021, the 16th consecutive month home prices have posted double-digit growth year-over-year. Thirteen states recorded home price growth of more than 20 percent between May of 2021 and May of this year, while prices increased nearly two percent between …

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Sprouts to open in MoVal

Farm to Fork program to help low-income residents eat healthier

A grand opening ceremony is scheduled to be held July 8 at Sprouts Farmers Market in Moreno Valley. The store, at 24101 Hemlock Ave., will open at 7 a.m., one hour before ceremony is scheduled to begin, according to a statement released by the city. Based in Phoenix, Sprouts operates …

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IE business activity keeps growing

Inland Empire business activity grew by 4.7 percent in the first quarter of this year, up from 6.4 percent expansion during the fourth quarter of 2021, according to a report released Thursday. The two-county region outperformed the nation, which saw its gross domestic product fall by 1.5 percent during the …

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Inland Empire housing affordability drops

U.S. home prices record annual decline

Several factors, starting with high prices and not enough houses being built, have caused the median price of home to fall out of reach for more residents, according to a UC Riverside study.   The Inland Empire, for years one of Southern California’s most affordable housing markets, may no longer …

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