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OIA passenger numbers stay up

OIA Gets Positive Bond Rating

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport continued to rise during June. The airport’s passenger count was up 6.8 percent that month compared with June 2016, according to the Ontario International Airport Authority. Ontario International served 381,312 passengers during June, compared with 356,952 passengers in June 2016. The airport’s two international …

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Multifamily portfolio sold

A four-property, multi-family portfolio in Yucaipa and Calimesa has been sold. The Yucaipa properties are at 12350-12370 5th Street and 35455 Yucaipa Blvd, according to CBRE Group Inc. which announced the transaction Monday. The two sites in Calimesa are at 221-233 West County Line Road and 419 West County Line …

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Home prices continue to climb

Home Prices Increase

Inland Empire home prices, including distressed sales, rose by 6.6 percent in June, according to data released Tuesday. Month-over-month, sales in Riverside and San Bernardino counties were up – 1.2  percent – Irvine-based CoreLogic reported in its monthly report on U.S. home prices. Nationwide, home prices – including distressed sales …

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Infected citrus tree found in Riverside

Citrus tree owners in and nearby Riverside are being asked to watch for huanglongbing – also known as HLB, or “greening” – a deadly disease that can spread quickly. A tree infected with the disease was removed recently from property near Chicago and Marlborough avenues in the northeast part of …

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BIA Baldy View chapter to host mixer

BIA Baldy View Chapter Announces New President

The Baldy View Chapter of Building Industry Association of Southern California will hold a mixer Aug. 16 at the Chino Hills Community Center. Several local restaurants, caterers, wineries and breweries – including Graber Olive House, Riverside Grill, Green Cheek Beer Co. and The Pub at Chino Hills – will provide …

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State cap and trade extension draws mixed reaction

Supporters say it will be good for the environment, but others fear the damage it could do to businesses and working families. Earlier this month, the state legislature handed Gov. Jerry Brown a major victory when it voted to extend California’s main program for battling climate change. The vote on …

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