U.S. home prices will flatten in the third quarter and be down one percent year-over-year by the end of the fourth quarter, a well-known commercial real estate brokerage has predicted. If that forecast holds true, it will be a major reversal from the past few years: aside from a brief …
Read More »ONT has 50th straight month of passenger growth
Ontario International Airport accommodated 575,623 passengers in April, a 0.4 percent year-over-year increase, according to a report. That marks the 50th consecutive month the airport’s passenger count has grown, a streak that began in March 2021, the Ontario International Airport Authority reported May 22. Domestic passengers – 539,067 – were …
Read More »Markin wins international award
Matthew Markin, an academic advisor at Cal State San Bernardino, has been recognized for promoting global collaboration in that discipline. An advisor in the university’s Office of Academic Success and Undergraduate Advising, Markin was awarded the Charlie Nutt Award for Promoting and Supporting International Collaboration in Academic Advising, according to …
Read More »San Bernardino County to get state funding for homeless facility
San Bernardino County is close to receiving a $38.7 million state grant that it will use to build a facility to help homeless people. The county’s Behavioral Health Department has received a conditional award letter from the the state Department of Health Care Services confirming the $38.7 million the county …
Read More »AV watchdog committee holds first meeting
Apple Valley’s Measure P Oversight Committee recently held its first meeting during which it considered upgrading the town’s contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. After taking their oath of office in the town council chambers, the five-member panel discussed adding one sergeant, eight deputies, and one sheriff’s service …
Read More »Riverside claims progress in stemming homelessness
Riverside has slowed the growth of its homeless population, and steered more people into shelters than it ever has, according to a statement on the city’s website. The city had 614 unsheltered individuals living within its borders, up from 605 one year earlier and 307 in 2022, according to the annual …
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