Neighborhood Healthcare, a non-profit that provides medical, dental, and behavioral health services, has expanded into Riverside. The company, which works in Riverside and San Diego counties, has opened a two-story facility that includes an 8,000 square-foot health center and a 19,000 square-foot elderly care facility, according to a statement. Both …
Read More »County gets state housing grants
Riverside County has been awarded $25.5 million to create 119 permanent housing units for persons with “severe and persistent” mental illness. The money, from the state’s No Place Like Home program, will help people who are homeless, chronically homeless, or at risk of being homeless, according to a statement released …
Read More »Riverside will use $9.1 million state grant to upgrade Eastside Neighborhood
The money, part of a larger statewide program, will be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the community through environmental means, including planting trees, installing free solar panels, and if things go as planned, getting people to walk more and drive less. Riverside’s historic Eastside Neighborhood is about …
Read More »MoVal gets second electric car manufacturer
Moreno Valley now has a second electric vehicle manufacturer. AYRO Inc., is now working alongside Karma Automotive at its facility at 17100 Perris Blvd., according to a statement on the city’s website. “AYRO is exactly the kind of forward-thinking company we want in Moreno Valley,” said Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez in …
Read More »OC firm buys Ontario Ranch, plans retail center
Ontario Ranch, a 20-acre master-planned community in southern Ontario, has been sold to an Orange County firm that plans to develop a major retail project there. Wood Investment Cos. in Costa Mesa paid $18.5 million for the project, reportedly the largest master-planned community in Southern California, according to a statement …
Read More »Victorville program assists with utility payments
Victorville is trying to help residents who are having difficulty paying their utility bills because of COVID-19. The city council voted unanimously to spend $2 million of its allotment from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 to fund its Utility Bill Assistance Program, according to a statement on the …
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