Stater Bros. Markets, the largest private employer in the Inland Empire, is celebrating its 85th anniversary this weekend. All 170 supermarkets in the San Bernardino-based chain on Saturday and Sunday will give away $25 gift cards every hour between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., according to a statement released Thursday. …
Read More »Credit unions have up and down first quarter
Inland Empire credit unions accepted nearly $5 billion in deposits and issued $2.5 billion in loans during the first quarter of this year, year-over-year increases of 34 percent and three percent, respectively, according to a recent report. Both of those numbers were quarterly records, and the deposit number continued a …
Read More »Nonprofit to open Ontario headquarters
A nonprofit that provides vocational training and job training for disabled adults will hold a grand opening at its new corporate headquarters in Ontario later this month. Anthesis is scheduled to hold the ceremony on Aug. 20 at the facility, 1063 W. 6th St., spokeswoman Adriana Lopez said. About 25 …
Read More »Mortgage delinquencies decline
Four-point seven percent of all U.S. mortgages were in some stage of delinquency – at least 30 days past due – in May, according to data released today. That was a 2.6 percent decline compared with May 2020, when the national delinquency rate was 7.3 percent, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported. Early-stage …
Read More »State grant will help battle homelessness in RivCo
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. …
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