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Fraser named La Salle Medical’s CFO

Fraser named La Salle Medical’s CFO

Brian Fraser has been named chief financial office of La Salle Medical Associates in Redlands. Fraser has worked in financial management for than 30 years, including 15 years as chief financial manager of EPIC Management Services, a Redlands consulting firm, according to a statement. “LaSalle has a long and rich …

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Heinonen named ONT’s CFO

Heinonen named ONT’s CFO

Celeste Heinonen has been appointed the Ontario International Airport Authority’s chief financial officer. A Boston native, Heinonen has spent the last 17 years working for the Massachusetts Port Authority, according to a statement on Ontario International’s website. The port authority operates Boston’s Logan International Airport, Worcester Regional Airport and Hanscom …

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Major housing development takes shape in Eastvale

Major housing development takes shape in Eastvale

An Irvine-based homebuilder and land developer has begun work on a major project in Eastvale. New Home Co. recently started construction of Eastvale Square, which will be made up of nearly 2,000 homes immediately west of Interstate 15 in the middle of the city, according to a statement. The project, …

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Moreno Valley welcomes Tai restaurant

Moreno Valley welcomes Tai restaurant

A Taiwanese restaurant chain that specializes in cakes, coffee and tea has opened a location in Moreno Valley. 85°C Bakery Cafe held a grand opening ceremony May 31 at the restaurant at 12625 Frederick Street in the Towngate Shopping Center, according to a statement on the city’s website. Mayor Ulises …

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Fast-food chain to close 48 stores

Fast-food chain to close 48 stores

Rubio’s Coastal Grill, the Carlsbad chain known for its fish tacos, has closed 48 stores in California. The underperforming locations were shut down May 31, mostly because of California’s poor business climate and higher cost of doing business, according to multiple reports. “The closings were brought about by the rising …

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City want to know how to spend Measure J revenue

Palm Springs affordable housing project gets state grant

Palm Springs is asking for suggestions regarding how to spend revenue from Measure J, the one-cent sales tax approved by city voters in 2011. Residents, businesses, nonprofits and neighborhood organizations may submit proposals explaining how they would spend a portion of the $6 million generated by Measure J, which was …

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