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Eastvale again makes its case for one zip code

Bill would give Eastvale one ZIP code

Three Eastvale officials recently joined a 24-city delegation in Washington, D.C. in an attempt to get the city one zip code. Mayor Mike McMinn, Councilmember Christian Dinco, and Economic Development Manager Alexander Fung met with senators and congressmen to discuss the problem that has plagued Eastvale since it incorporated in …

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A look at the top stories in the Inland Empire in 2025

The A-line reached Pomona in September, bringing the Los County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s light-rail system to the edge of the Inland Empire. But that’s as far as it got. That same month, the A-Line’s extension to Montclair was put on hold indefinitely. The San Bernardino County Transportation Authority, also in …

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Inland schools recognized for work with veterans

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Three Inland Empire universities and two of its community colleges have been named among the most veteran-friendly institutions of higher learning in the United States by a military publication. U.S. Veterans Magazine recognized UC Riverside, Cal State San Bernardino, Cal Baptist University, Moreno Valley College and Norco College for giving …

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San Bernardino County names new legislative affairs director

Samantha Marquez has been named San Bernardino County’s director of legislative affairs in the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs. Marquez, who has more than 10 years’ experience in policy development, will oversee bill tracking, policy review and the county’s collaboration with state and federal partners, according to a statement …

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Carder named San Bernardino’s parks and rec director

Vanessa Carder is San Bernardino’s new director of parks, recreation, and community services. The city’s acting parks director since May, Carder will continue to oversee youth, adult and senior programs and sports at San Bernardino’s 35 parks, four community centers, and two senior centers, according to a statement released Dec. 2 …

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National housing market slows

U.S. home prices record annual decline

The U.S. housing market appears to be losing steam. Homes for sale nationwide rose 5.1 percent in November, the lowest year-over-year increase in nearly two years, according to Redfin in Seattle. New listings rose 0.9 percent, the lowest increase in two months. That’s a sign many homeowners are choosing not …

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