Palm Springs has added to the city’s website a link regarding the May 17 bombing of a fertility clinic that left one person dead and four wounded. The link, the first listed at engagepalmsprings.com, provides updates on the terrorist act at the American Reproductive Centers Clinic, 1199 N. Indian Canyon …
Read More »State home sales slip
California’s housing sales declined for the second straight month in April, as the state’s median price hit an all-time high. Sales of existing single-family homes last month totaled 267,710, down 3.4 percent in March but essentially unchanged from April 2024, according to data released May 19 by the California Association of …
Read More »Survey will help determine economic future
Palm Springs is conducting a survey that will help determine the city’s economic future. The Economic Development Strategic Plan is actually two surveys, one for businesses and another for residents and visitors, according to a statement on the city’s website. Information collected will help identify community needs and be used …
Read More »Inland region added jobs in April
The Inland Empire posted a 4.9 percent unemployment rate in April, essentially unchanged from the previous month, but above the 4.6 percent recorded exactly one year earlier, according to a report. That compares with a five percent for California and 3.9 percent for the nation during the same period, the …
Read More »Inland hospitals make list or best maternity care providers
Four Kaiser Permanente hospitals in the Inland Empire have been recognized for their maternity care by Newsweek magazine. The health care provider’s Fontana, Moreno Valley, Ontario and Riverside Medical Centers all made the online publication’s America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2025 list, according to a statement. “This recognition is the result …
Read More »Attorney envisions podcast will change inland region’s approach to business
John W. Tulac, a Claremont attorney, believes the Inland Empire could learn a lesson from Orange County. Not the Orange County of today, necessarily, but the Orange County of the late 1970s and early 1980s, which Tulac saw up close when he was starting his law career in Newport Beach. …
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