Moreno Valley is scheduled to hold a public meeting Dec. 12 regarding the proposed expansion of the Kaiser Permanente Moreno Valley Medical Center. The meeting is scheduled to be held from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the city council chamber at city hall, 14177 Frederick St., according to a …
Read More »Report outlines how the Inland Empire can attract more tech jobs
And it doesn’t involve getting tech businesses to move here. Finding tech applications with the businesses that are already here, especially logistics, is a better approach, the study claims. While it will never resemble Silicon Valley, the Inland Empire should be able to attract more tech jobs if it takes …
Read More »Manufacturer to move to larger building
A Temecula company that manufactures suspension seats for off-road vehicles will move to a larger building within the city. Bestop PRP LLC has signed a five-year lease on 43,171-square-feet of industrial property in the 43300 block of Business Park Drive, according to a statement. The landlord is a private investment …
Read More »Housing market continues to slide
The slowing of the Southern California housing market continued in October, as sales of condominiums and single-family homes fell 7.5 percent year-over-year. Total sales were 19,193 last month, the weakest October since 2011, when 16,829 housing units changed hands, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported. Sales did rise 10.3 percent between September and …
Read More »Crafton Hills College names president
Kevin Horan has been named president of Crafton Hills College. Chosen from among more than 50 candidates, Horan was named to the position earlier this month during a special meeting of the San Bernardino Community College District, according to a statement. He is scheduled to assume office Jan. 7. Audre …
Read More »Omnitrans names director of operations
Shawn Brophy has been named Omnitrans’ director of operations. Brophy, who has spent more than 25 years in the transit industry, will oversee approximately 480 employees, including more than 400 coach operators, according to a statement. He replaces Diane Caldera, who retired in September. “Shawn’s strong background, experience and work …
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