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Unemployment continues downward trend

Unemployment continues downward trend

The Inland Empire posted a five percent unemployment rate in February, down from a revised 5.7 percent during the first month of the year, according to data released today. The two-county region added 18,000 non-agricultural jobs between January and February, helping to bring about a total of 1,628,000 jobs statewide, …

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Inland Empire labor market recovers from COVID-19

Inland Empire labor market recovers from COVID-19

The news is even better than that, because the region’s job count is slightly ahead of where it was in February 2020, right before the pandemic hit. The question now is, will that trend continue?     The Inland Empire labor market has officially recovered from COVID-19. As of this …

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Ground broken on new STEM facility

STEM Science & Technology

Ground was broken Wednesday on Mt. San Jacinto Community College District’s STEM Science & Technology facility. The $37 million facility is being built on the district’s San Jacinto campus by C.W. Driver Cos. in Pasadena and LPA Architects, which has offices in California and Texas, according to a statement. When …

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Redlands retail center is sold

Sold Stamp

Progressive Real Estate Partners has completed the sale of a neighborhood retail center in Redlands. The Grove, sold for $8 million to a private investment group that owns similar commercial properties in Riverside County, according to a statement on Progressive’s website. Progressive represented the seller, who was from Los Angeles …

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Krueger wins professor of the year

Krueger wins professor of the year

James Krueger has been named University of Redlands’ professor of the year. A philosophy professor and director of the health, medicine, and society program in the College of Arts and Sciences, Krueger has taught at the University of Redlands for 19 years, according to a statement on the university’s website. …

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