An Ohio company has announced its plans to buy CarbonLITE’s PET recycling facility in Riverside. Evergreen, the plastic recycling division of Greenbridge in Mentor, Ohio, plans to buy the 220,000-square-foot facility at 875 Michigan Ave. for an undisclosed sum, according to a statement released Tuesday. Further details of the transaction …
Read More »County Executive Office releases 2022 budget
Riverside County’s executive office is recommending a $7 billion budget for fiscal year 2021-2022. Programs to be funded include social services, public works, community services, healthcare, and public safety, according to a statement on the county’s website. Approximately $950 million will cover general fund expenses, with $3 million designated for …
Read More »Home prices hit highest point in 16 years
U.S. home prices rose 13 percent in April year-over-year, the largest increase of that kind since February 2006. Not enough new houses are being built, combined with an ever-growing number of people who want to enter the housing market or purchase a “move-up” home, which continues to push home prices …
Read More »Riverside resumes in-person council meetings
The city of Riverside is resuming in-person city council meetings. Seating will still account for social distancing, and masks are still required. City officials are trying to make meetings more accessible to the public while continuing to observe required and recommended guidelines for slowing the spread of COVID-19. “The work …
Read More »New Toyota of San Bernardino dealership brings new life to auto mall
The dealership will sit next to Interstate 215 and be more than twice the size of the San Bernardino Auto Center’s current Toyota dealership. Expected to open in July and will ultimately be the centerpiece of a revised auto center, one of the city’s largest sources of sales tax revenue. …
Read More »Fuller named Rialto’s new City Manager
Marcus Fuller has been named Rialto’s city manager. Currently, Palm Springs’ assistant city manager, Fuller is scheduled to start his new duties on June 21, according to a statement on Rialto’s website. Fuller has worked in local government for 26 years, including two years as Rialto’s public works director and …
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