Three Inland Empire universities have been recognized for their online Master’s in Public Health programs. Cal State San Bernardino, Loma Linda University and Cal Baptist University in Riverside are among the best U.S. institutions of higher learning in that category, according to the Princeton Review, a New York company that provides …
Read More »California homeowners keep their homes longer: report
The typical U.S. homeowner owns their house for nearly 12 years, but California homeowners tend to keep their home much longer, according to a report. One reason California homeowners stay put longer than homeowners in other states could be Proposition 13, the 1978 initiative that mandates homeowners pay property taxes …
Read More »Retail sales drop slightly: report
Growing fears about tariffs caused retail spending to decline slightly between January and February, according to the National Retail Federation. Total retail sales, not counting automobile sales and gasoline, fell 0.22 percent between the first and second month of 2025, but rose 3.8 percent year-over-year, the trade association in Washington, D.C. …
Read More »Grant will help Inland African-American families with home ownership
An Orange County bank has donated $10,000 to the Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire. The grant from the First Foundation Bank in Irvine will help support the nonprofit’s Black Homeownership program throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties, according to a statement. “We are deeply grateful for First Foundation …
Read More »Lee named curator of SB County Museum
Casey Lee has been named San Bernardino County Museum’s curator of arts and exhibits. Lee has worked at the California Museum of Photography, the Norton Simon Museum and the J. Paul Getty Museum, according to a statement on the county’s website. “With her scholarly background and museum experience, Casey is …
Read More »Rental homes coming to Corona
Construction has begun on 38 single-family homes in Corona that will be available for rent. The project, which is being developed on 4.7 acres at Citron Street and Taylor Avenue, is being built by Tricon Residential Inc, and Foremost Pacific Group Inc. in Mission Viejo, according to a statement. Tricon …
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