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IE leads Southern California in logistics construction

QVC Opens Inland Empire Logistics Facility

The Inland Empire added 20.6 million square feet of industrial-logistical space and had another 16.7 million under construction during 2015, far outdistancing Los Angeles and Orange counties in those categories, according to a report released Monday. Much of that activity in Riverside and San Bernardino counties was driven by the …

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Palm Springs enforces vacation rental restrictions

Palm Springs has issued 185 citations for violations of its Vacation Rental Ordinance since the start of this year, including eight suspensions of rental permits and six that are being permanently revoked, according to a statement. The ordinance, which the city council approved in March after numerous complaints from residents, …

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Esri hooks up with defense laboratory

ESRI Gets New Grant

Esri in Redlands has entered into a research and development agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory. The agreement, which was announced last week, calls on both entities to develop ways to protect critical infrastructure and missions, according to a statement. Their work will also estimate possible …

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City recognized for innovation

Riverside has been named one of the top five U.S. cities for innovation by an online publication. Governing magazine, which covers state and local government nationwide, named Riverside one of the top “Equipt to Innovate” cities, according to a statement. The survey measures how well cities perform in strategic planning …

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California still has a housing crisis

Inland Empire Gets Housing & Manufacturing Bump.002

Not enough houses are being built to keep up with demand, and the problem is particularly acute in the Inland Empire.  California’s homebuilding industry has made a slow but steady improvement since it all but crashed and burned eight years ago during the height of the recession. In 2009, 36,421 …

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OIA to begin flights to China

OIA Sees Large Drop in Traffic

Starting in July, Ontario International Airport will offer roundtrip charter flights to Nanchang, China. For seven weeks, Dynamic International Airways will operate the flights with stops in Anchorage, Alaska, according to a statement released by the airport Thursday. Nanchang, in southeastern China, is the capital of Jiangxi province. Dynamic International …

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