In an attempt to preserve its only hospital, several Blythe citizens are trying to dissolve that institutions’s five-member governing body and transfer its responsibilities to the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. That proposal is a response to the Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing in September by the Palo Verde Healthcare District’s …
Read More »CBB expands opens Temecula loan office
Citizens Business Bank has opened a loan production office in Temecula. The workplace at 41877 Enterprise Circle opened Oct. 2 and employs four people, according to Leonard Barbosa, vice president with CBB and the office’s manager. The office serves Temecula and Murrieta. “This expansion strengthens our presence in the growing …
Read More »Armendariz to lead CSUSB’s tribal relations office
Alex Armendariz has been named director of Cal State San Bernardino’s Office of Government, Tribal and Community Relations. Armendariz “will play a central role in strengthening relationships with tribal nations and advancing the university’s commitment to native student success and community engagement,” according to a statement on the university’s website. …
Read More »ONT expects busy Thanksgiving season
Ontario International Airport expects to accommodate more than 234,000 travelers during the upcoming Thanksgiving travel period, a four percent year-over-year increase. This year’s passenger volume is expected to top last year’s record for Thanksgiving travel when nearly 225,000 passengers moved through Ontario International, according to a statement on the airport’s …
Read More »Community center renovation begins
Work has begun on the Cesar Chavez Community Center in Riverside. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Nov. 15 at 2060 University Ave., according to a statement on the city’s website. Built in 1928, the structure in Bobby Bonds Park will undergo an extensive upgrade, including structural improvements, updating of its public event spaces, …
Read More »Agua Caliente tribe building two more filling stations
Construction has begun on two filling stations in the Coachella Valley that will be owned and operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. The Agua Caliente Fuel stations will be located at the northeast corner of East Palm Canyon and Monty Hall Drive in Cathedral City, the other …
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