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State added jobs in December

Inland Empire job market expands

California added 15,000 non-agricultural jobs in December, compared with a revised 9,600 jobs added in November, the state Employment Development Department reported. Seven of California’s 11 industry sectors gained jobs during December, with leisure and hospitality (+7,500) the highest-gaining industry group, the EDD reported. The state’s unemployment rate went up …

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ONT welcomed more than seven million passengers in 2024

ONT nearly back to pre-pandemic passenger levels

More than seven million air travelers passed through Ontario International Airport in 2024, according to data released Jan. 23. The exact passenger count – 7,084,864 – was 10.2 percent more than 2023 and 27 percent more than pre-pandemic 2019, making Ontario International the fastest-growing medium-to-large size airport in California, the …

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Market favorable to U.S. renters: report

Market favorable to U.S. renters: report

An annual income of $63,680 was needed to afford the U.S. median monthly apartment rent of $1,592 in December, according to a report. That was a year-over-year decline of 0.4 percent, and the lowest required income recorded since March 2022, the real estate brokerage Redfin reported. It was also a …

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Tribe makes donation to help fire victims

Cal State University San Bernardino receives grant money

The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross to help victims of the Los Angeles fires. “The Tribe extends its deep appreciation to the American Red Cross for its tireless efforts to support people impacted by these devastating fires,” Tribal Chairman Reid D. …

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Inland Empire economy braces for 2025

Inland Empire economy braces for 2025

Heading into 2025, the Inland Empire economy appears to be in relatively good shape. In November, the region’s unemployment rate was 5.3 percent, according to most recent data available from the state Employment Development Department. That’s not an outstanding number, but it matches California’s unemployment rate in 2024, and it’s …

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