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Online registration opens for Cruisin’ Reunion

Route ’66 Cruisin’ Reunion

Online registration is available for classic car owners who want to participate in this year’s 2022 Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion in Ontario. This year’s VIP package includes some additional benefits, including a reserved parking area for VIP participants. “We listened to our guests who registered for the VIP Package last …

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Inland business activity stays strong

Business activity in the Inland Empire grew by 6.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2021, up from 4.5 percent growth during the third quarter, according to data released earlier this week. The Inland economy “transitioned from recovery to expansion in the fourth quarter of 2021, the latest data available, …

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ONT appoints new chief executive officer

Atif Elkadi has been named Ontario International Airport’s chief executive officer. An Ontario International employee since 2017, Elkadi has spent the last three years as its deputy chief executive officer, according to a statement on the airports’ website. Alkali replaces Mark Thorpe, who announced his resignation in January and is …

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American Business Bank ranked by S&P

American Business Bank ranked by S&P

American Business Bank has been ranked among the top 50 community banks by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The San Diego-based bank, which does much business in the Inland Empire, is one of 10 California banks that made last year’s top 50 list, the most of any state. Banks with $3 …

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Apple Valley set to adopt district map

Apple Valley set to adopt district map

Apple Valley is expected to approve one of two maps next month that will divide the town into electoral districts. The maps, among five that were submitted to the town council, will be discussed at the April 12 council meeting, according to a statement on the town’s website. Either the …

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Statewide housing affordability drops

Nationwide housing prices take record jump

Twenty six percent of all Californians last year could afford a statewide, median-priced home of $786,750 , a two percent year-over-year drop, according to the California Association of Realtors. A minimum yearly income of $144,400 was needed to make monthly payments of $3,610 on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at a …

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