Finally, some good news regarding passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport. The airport, hit hard by COVID-19, accommodated close to 260,000 passengers in March, an 11 percent year-over-year increase, according to data released Wednesday. The airport has regained more than half the passengers it has lost during the pandemic, which …
Read More »Teachers pension group buys IE industrial portfolio
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System has purchased an 11-building industrial portfolio in the Inland Empire for $320 million. Forty five percent of the properties are either leased or their owners have agreed to terms, according to a statement released by Crow Holdings, a Dallas real estate investment and development …
Read More »Mauntel is new CBB president
Brian T. Mauntel has been named president of Citizens Business Bank. A banking executive for nearly 30 years with an emphasis on commercial and business lending, Mauntel will oversee the Ontario-based bank’s specialty lending groups and 57 financial centers, according to a statement on the bank’s website. He is scheduled …
Read More »Freeman named Chino Hills PIO
Nicole Freeman has been named Chino Hills’ public information officer. A Chino Hills native, Freeman will be the city’s primary media liaison and will represent it at community events and meetings, according to a statement on the city’s website. “Nicole knows the city well and will be a great addition …
Read More »Travelers from ONT to Hawaii can bypass quarantine
Travel from Ontario International Airport to Hawaii is now permitted without having to observe the state’s 10-day quarantine, provided the person traveling has tested negative for COVID-19 with a “trusted testing partner.” Ontario International is the first Southern Californian airport to earn that designation from the Hawaii Department of Health, …
Read More »SB County starts rent relief program
San Bernardino County has established a rent relief program to help people affected by COVID-19. The San Bernardino County Relief Partnership will disperse more than $46.8 million to county residents with overdue rent payments, or to people who have struggled to pay their rent and may do so in the …
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