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Industrial building sells, but owner plans to lease it back

Industrial Tenants Announced

A fully leased industrial building in Riverside has been sold. The structure, at 1100 E. Citrus St., sold for $20.2 million to LBA Realty Inc., a full-service investment firm based in Irvine, according to a statement released by Cushman & Wakefield. The seller was AMA Plastics Inc./Westfall Technik Inc., the …

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Death Knell for Independent Contractors in California?

By John W. Tulac On April 30, 2018, The California Supreme Court ruled that independent contractors for the most part no longer exist in California. In Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v Superior Court, the California Supreme Court discarded the old test for independent contractors and imposed a new three-part test …

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RCC gets business accreditations

Riverside City College has had its business education programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. The school received one associate arts accreditation and 14 associate science accreditations from the council’s Associate Degree Board of Commissioners, according to a statement. Riverside City College officials will accept the …

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Riverside in bottom half of fittest cities

Riverside ranked 62nd on this year’s Fitness Index published by the American College of Sports Medicine. The 11th annual index ranks the 100 largest cities in the United States based on 33 health behaviors, chronic diseases and community infrastructure, according to a statement released Tuesday. Riverside ranked behind Scottsdale, Ariz. …

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Hospital to host emergency services display

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center will hold its Emergency Medical Services and Tactical Medicine Expo Wednesday. The annual event, which will be staged by the hospital’s emergency medicine department, is scheduled to be held from 9 a.m. to noon at the helipad behind the main hospital, according to a statement. The …

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Temescal Valley residents ask for air quality monitoring station

Request made to air quality officials could be the first move in another fight regarding aggregate mining and other businesses in the unincorporated community. There may be a battle brewing in Temescal Valley regarding the future of mining, a landfill, Southern California Edison, and other businesses in that unincorporated community. …

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