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Toyota of SB offers sneak peak of new building

The new Toyota of San Bernardino briefly opened its doors today, about two months before the dealership at the San Bernardino Auto Center is scheduled to be ready for business. Owner Cliff Cummings led a 30-minute tour of the facility – which is still under construction at 650 Auto Center …

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Air traffic count keeps climbing

Palm Springs affordable housing project gets state grant

Passenger traffic at Palm Springs International Airport continues to improve as fears of contracting COVID-19 continue to recede. April was the airport’s best month since the pandemic began in the spring of 2020, and May is looking strong as well, according to a statement on the airport’s website. “We’re seeing …

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RivCo begins vaccinating homebound residents

Riverside County has reached an agreement that allows thousands of county residents confined to their homes to get vaccinated. The county recently signed a $300,000 contract with United Lab Services in Corona that will pay the company $75 for each vaccination while providing it with the vaccine, according to a …

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MSJC to hold drive-through graduation, virtual ceremony

Cal State San Bernardino to hold winter graduations

Mt. San Jacinto College will hold a drive-through graduation celebration and virtual graduation ceremony Thursday. The school is scheduled to hand out 3,730 degrees and certificates to 2,091 graduates, 133 more graduates than last year, and most of its 59-year history, according to a statement on the school’s website. The …

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CSUSB’s MBA program gets high marks

Cal State San Bernardino’s Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration has been named one of the top business schools in North America by an online publication. The university’s online MBA program was also declared one of the best in the world by www.ceo-mag.com, which covers business schools …

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IE adds 6,700 jobs

The Inland Empire posted a 7.6 unemployment rate in April, essentially unchanged from March and well-below the 15.2 percent predicted one year ago, according to data released today. Non-agricultural employment in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties increased by 6,700 jobs – to 1,513,200 – between March and April, the state …

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