David Dufault-Hunter has been appointed vice president of Cal State San Bernardino’s new Strategic Enrollment Management and Marketing division. Currently the associate vice president for enrollment services at Cal State Northridge, Dufault-Hunter is scheduled to begin his new job Sept. 3, according to a statement on Cal State San Bernardino’s …
Read More »Chicken restaurant opens in Jurupa Valley
Pollo Campero, an international chicken restaurant chain, has opened a location in Jurupa Valley. The restaurant at 8149 Mission Blvd. is the company’s fourth in the Inland Empire and 23rd in California, according to a company statement. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10. p.m. A grand opening …
Read More »PREP negotiates to fast-food leases
Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga has negotiated two Inland Empire leases on behalf of a sandwich shop chain. Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop plans to open restaurants in Ontario and Murrieta this month, according to a statement posted July 8 on Progressive’s website. The Ontario location at 920 N. Have …
Read More »SB County to get first light-rail
The first light-rail project that will cross into San Bernardino County has received state funding. The California State Transportation Agency approved nearly $500 million July 8 for the extension of the Gold Line from Pomona and Claremont through Montclair, according to multiple reports. Funding needed to complete the project – …
Read More »State exports rise
California exported approximately $15.8 billion in goods in May, a 5.4 percent increase from exactly one year earlier, according to a recent study. The state’s share of U.S. merchandise exports in the fifth month of the year was 9.1 percent, essentially unchanged year-over-year, Los Angeles-based Beacon Economics reported. During May …
Read More »High-end electric vehicle debuts in MoVal
Karma Automotive, a maker of high-end electric automobiles, recently unveiled its latest vehicle, the Revero, in Moreno Valley. The Irvine-based company held an “unveiling ceremony” at the Karma Innovation and Customization Center, 17100 N. Perris Blvd., according to a statement on the city’s website. The event included a presentation by …
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