A Rancho Cucamonga-based homebuilder has donated $400,000 to National CORE, one of the country’s largest nonprofit affordable housing developers. The Previti Group, formerly known as Frontier Enterprises, made the donation to underscore the company’s commitment to “giving back” to the communities it serves, in particular the Inland Empire, according to …
Read More »Arena boosts local economy
Acrisure Arena, the 11,000-seat sports and entertainment venue that opened in December 2022, pumped an estimated $168.5 million into the greater Palm Springs economy in 2023, according to a study. The arena also supported 2,000 jobs during its first full year in operation, while hosting 850,400 patrons and 117 events, …
Read More »Watts joins CSUSB fundraising
Raymond Watts is Cal State San Bernardino’s new associate vice president for philanthropic giving. Watts takes over during “Our Defining Moment: The Campaign For CSUSB,” a $200 million fundraising effort that combines philanthropic fundraising with money raised for grant and research, according to a statement on the university’s website. Most …
Read More »Jones named Menifee’s assistant City Manager
Bryan Jones has been appointed Menifee’s assistant city manager. Jones, who has spent 25 years in city government and the private sector, will oversee several departments including community development, public works, engineering and economic development, according to statement on the city’s website. Most recently Jones was Eastvale’s city manager. He …
Read More »Apple Valley re-ups sheriff’s contract
Apple Valley has renewed its public safety contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. The $18.9 million agreement is a 2.6 percent increase from the previous $18.5 million agreement, according to a statement on the town’s website. The one-year agreement, which the council passed unanimously, began July 1. Typically, …
Read More »Inland manufacturing shows first sign of slowing
The Inland Empire’s purchasing managers index fell below 50 in June, a sign of a possible contraction in that sector, according to a report. Last month’s 48.6 index, down from 51.1 in May, marked the first time since January the index fell below 50, the Institute of Applied Research and …
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