Students at Mt. San Jacinto College began the fall semester Monday amidst some improvements that weren’t there during the spring. Two of the college’s campuses – San Jacinto and Menifee Valley – have new study areas as well as new indoor and outdoor seating areas, according to a statement on …
Read More »IE business stays strong
Business in Riverside and San Bernardino counties grew steadily during the second quarter, a trend that is expected to last through the end of this year, according to a report. The region’s Business Activity Index during that time was 2.6 percent, up 0.4 percent compared with the first quarter, the …
Read More »First tenants open at Rialto real estate development
Renaissance Marketplace, the 430,000-square-foot shopping and entertainment center under development in Rialto, has its first six tenants. A 13-screen Cinemark Theatre with an Extreme Digital Cinema auditorium, 24 Hour Fitness, Five Below, Starbucks, Panda Express and 7-11 have opened there recently, according to the project’s developer, Lewis Retail Centers in …
Read More »Vacant Riverside building to become retail project
The Riverside City Council on Tuesday agreed to sell a vacant building near UC Riverside to a developer who will convert the structure into a major retail project. Bailey California Properties LLC will buy the The Farm House Motel for $210,000, according to a statement on the city’s website. The …
Read More »Business Health Can Be Achieved By Controlling Your Attitude
By Eugene E. Valdez AKA The Loan Doctor ™ I have always believed that highly successful entrepreneurs recognize the strong connection between their mind, thoughts and attitudes and business achievement. (I use this tactic every day in my consulting business; I think I am reasonably successful) To obtain another professional …
Read More »Meetings to discuss SB County plan
San Bernardino County will host nine “open houses” for its countywide plan, which officials plan to use to help them better implement services and resources. The plan, three years in the making, will primarily address unincorporated areas but will also touch on policies and resource planning in incorporated communities, according …
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