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Unions object to proposed utility hikes

A series of increases during the next three years by Southern California Edison would put an unfair burden on working families, according to two trade unions. SCE says it needs the extra money for infrastructure improvements. Members of two trade unions are battling one of the state’s most powerful public utilities over …

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Jobs report is a mixed bag

Jobs Report Called Solid

There was good news and not-so-good news in the jobs report released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Friday. The good news was that the national unemployment rate declined to 4.3 percent, 16-year low, during May. The not-so-good news was that the economy added only 138,000 non-agricultural jobs last …

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On The Move

Vito LoVerde has been named environmental services director at Pechanga Resort & Casino. LoVerde, who has held similar positions in Chicago and Las Vegas, will oversee 200 employees and be responsible for keeping the property clean and safe, according to a statement on the resort’s website. The resort, which is …

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Palm Springs announces hire

Palm Springs has a new director of community and economic development. Jay Virata, currently Poway’s economic development manager and a former regional administrator with Los Angeles’ community redevelopment agency, will take over June 19, according to a statement on Palm Springs’ website. Virata has worked in Poway for the last …

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Inland Empire manufacturing stays strong

The Inland Empire’s manufacturing sector continued to grow during May. The region’s purchasing managers index was 62.7 last month, up from 56.8 in April, according to data released Thursday by the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino. More important, the index was above 50 …

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Housing conference focuses on housing shortage

BIA Baldy View Chapter Announces New President

California has a serious housing shortage. That was the opinion of virtually everyone who spoke Friday at the fourth annual Housing Policy Conference in Ontario, which was sponsored by the Baldy View Chapter of the Building Industry Association of Southern California. Statewide, home ownership is at its lowest level since …

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