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Inland vocational school receives SBA award

Vocademy, a Riverside County school that teaches advanced manufacturing skills, has received a $100,000 prize from the U.S. Small Business Administration. The grant was part of $1 million the administration gave out recently to its Makerspace Training, Collaboration and Hiring (MaTCH) Pilot Competition, according to a statement. “Our goal at …

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Kelley named to state homeless panel

Kelley named to state homeless panel

Veronica Kelley, director of San Bernardino County’s Department of Behavioral Health, has been named to the state No Place Like Home Program advisory committee, which advises Gov. Gavin Newsom on statewide homeless issues. Kelley, who was appointed by Newsom, is the only committee member from a behavioral health department, according …

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Alonso named head of GRID Alternatives IE

Alonso named head of GRID Alternatives IE

Jaime Alonso has been named executive director of GRID Alternatives Inland Empire, a nonprofit agency that makes renewable energy technology and job training available in underprivileged communities. A Coachella Valley native who grew up in a trailer park in unincorporated Riverside County, Alonso graduated from UCLA in 2005 and began …

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Gated community in Corona adds a neighborhood

A fourth neighborhood at a gated community in Corona opened Saturday. Parson is a collection of 80 single-family court homes that makes up Bedford, which will include 1,600 homes when it’s completed, according to a statement. Master developer The New Home Co., along with Tri Pointe Homes and Woodson Homes, …

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Redlands office project sells

Park Plaza, a three-building office complex in Redlands, has been sold. Cypress West Partners, a leasing and property management firm in Rancho Santa Margarita that specializes in healthcare properties, bought the project for $6.3 million, according to a statement released by CBRE. The buyer was Northstar Commercial Partners, a commercial …

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Inland Empire industrial market should stay strong in 2019

The Trump Administration’s China tariff’s are the closest thing to a cloud on the horizon for a market that stayed red hot during all of 2018. More construction is expected and vacancy should  stay low, according to several brokers. Can the Inland Empire industrial market stay as strong in 2019 …

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