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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 …

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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 …

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Travelers from ONT to Hawaii can bypass quarantine

Planes on Runway at Ontario Airport

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, …

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SB County starts rent relief program

Bank Handing Customer Cash

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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Perris shopping center lands two more tenants

Two well-known fast-food chains have agreed to locate in Perris. KFC and Little Caesars Pizza will lease 2,200 and 1,400-square-feet, respectively, at the Spectrum Center, according to a statement released this week by Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. Progressive Real Estate represented the landlord, Atlas Properties in Laguna …

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Inland Empire Industrial market sizzles

The Inland Empire industrial market stayed red hot during the first quarter, fueled by the demand for e-commerce created by the pandemic, according to data released today. Vacancy fell to 2.73 percent during the first three months of 2021, despite a number of speculative projects that came on the market …

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