Riverside County has received $25.5 million from a state program that it will use to fight homelessness. The grant, from No Place Like Home, will help create 119 permanent housing units for people with “severe and persistent” mental illness who are homeless, chronically homeless, or are in danger of becoming …
Read More »Victorville opens self-serve kiosks
Victorville has opened four self-service kiosks designed to make it easier for residents to pay their sanitation and water bills. Two kiosks are inside city hall, 14343 Civic Center Drive, and can be used by anyone who wants to avoid standing in line, according to a statement on the city’s website. …
Read More »Chaffey College to build welding training facility
Chaffey College will build a $2.9 million welding training facility at its Industrial Technical Learning Center in Fontana. The facility, expected to begin construction next year, will allow the school to help fill one of the fastest-growing occupations in the Inland Empire, according to a statement on the school’s website. …
Read More »SB County vax program stops Delta variant
Only four percent of the COVID-19 cases reported in San Bernardino County since Feb. 1 has been among vaccinated individuals, according to county health officials. The remaining 96 percent were among people who were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated, a clear sign that the county’s vaccination program is working against the Delta …
Read More »Central California company to tackle Jurupa Road grade separation
The Riverside County Transportation Department has awarded a $64 million contract to a Central California construction company. Watsonville-based Granite will be in charge of the Jurupa Road grade separation in Jurupa Valley, according to a statement. That project will include building a grade separation between Jurupa Road and the Union …
Read More »Multifamily properties change hands
Two multifamily properties in Moreno Valley have been sold for $107 million. Tower 16 Capital Partners in San Diego bought the 384-unit Sienna Pointe Apartments, 13933 Chagall Court and the 120-unit Heacock Park Apartments, 13325 Heacock St., according to a statement. Both were purchased off-market from a private investor whose name …
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