Cal State San Bernardino has received a $960,000 donation from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians intended to increase enrollment of Native American students. The three-year gift, which is part of the university’s Native American Enrollment and Achievement Initiative, requires school officials to hire a director of tribal relations …
Read More »IE manufacturing rolls along
Inland Empire manufacturing increased slightly during September, the 21st consecutive month that sector has expanded, according to data released Monday. The region’s purchasing managers index was 56.3, up from 54.5 in August, the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino reported. Fifty or above means …
Read More »OIA traffic county keeps climbing
Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport increased by a little more than 18 percent in August, the airport announced late Friday. Arriving and departing travelers totaled 458,029 during that month, a year-over-year increase of 18.2 percent, according to Ontario International Airport Authority. That broke down to 435,690 domestic and 22,339 …
Read More »New Stater Bros. planned for Ontario
Stater Bros. Markets is planning to build another Ontario store. The full-service store will be at the southwest corner of Ontario Ranch Road and Haven Avenue, according to a statement. Ground is expected to be broken next spring, with a grand opening anticipated in the fall. The store, which will …
Read More »San Bernardino still looking for a solution to Carousel Mall
Closed for good last year, the property will determine the future of downtown San Bernardino. The question is deciding what to do with it, and that’s going to take some time. A little more than one year ago, Carousel Mall in San Bernardino ceased to be. After years of struggle the …
Read More »Chaffey College offers facilities management classes
Twenty five students have enrolled in Chaffey College’s facilities management program. Now in its second year, the program is a collaboration between the school, San Bernardino County and the International Facilities Management Association, according to a statement. “There is a tremendous need for skilled facilities managers,” said Diane Levine, the …
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