The 17-year-old Bradbury woman who pushed a bear off a wall of her home to protect her dogs was recognized recently by one of the Inland Empire’s largest and best-known manufacturing companies. Hailey Morinico’s heroic act – which was captured by a residential security camera – received the first-ever MAGLITE® Toughness …
Read More »California economy reopens
California’s economy officially reopened Tuesday, the result of increased vaccinations leading to a drop in COVID-19 cases. Fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear face coverings in most indoor and outdoor settings, but everyone must continue wearing a mask on airplanes, buses, trains, and at airports and transportation stations …
Read More »Southwest Airlines to offer four more flights from PSI
Southwest Airlines has announced four additional routes from Palm Springs International Airport. The Dallas–based airline announced daily year-round service to Sacramento, seasonal daily service to Dallas Love Field and Chicago Midway, and seasonal service on Saturdays to Portland, according to a statement on Palm Springs’ website. The year-round Sacramento service …
Read More »CSUSB ranked among top online programs for military
Cal State San Bernardino has been ranked among the top online-friendly universities for military personnel. The website www.intelligent.com studied 224 schools and ranked each on a scale of 0 to 100, with 63 making the list of Online Military Friendly Colleges, according to a statement on the university’s website. Cal …
Read More »In San Bernardino, warehouse-distribution development will continue uninterrupted
A proposed 45-day moratorium on building logistics facilities would have given the city time to review, and possibly change, its regulations in that area, but the measure was rejected by the city council. San Bernardino almost approved an ordinance that would have put in place a 45-day moratorium on building …
Read More »Port of LA loads 10 million containers in one year
The Port of Los Angeles Thursday finished processing 10 million container units in the previous 12 months, the first port in the western hemisphere to accomplish that feat. Mayor Eric Garcetti, longshore labor leaders and port officials gathered at the Fenix Marine Services Container Terminal to watch the 10 millionth …
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