Anthony Coleman has been designated Kaiser Permanente’s assistant hospital administrator for San Bernardino County. Coleman, a Fontana native and a retired Naval lieutenant, has worked in health administration and finance for more than 10 years, according to a statement. He recently participated in a senior military officer program sponsored by …
Read More »Omnitrans dispatcher helped fix computer glitch
Ed Cooney has been named Omnitrans’ top employee for the fourth quarter of 2017. Cooney, a dispatcher with the San Bernardino County public transportation agency, was recognized for helping to fix software errors in the agency’s computer operation, according to a statement. A 25-year Omnitrans employee who began is career …
Read More »5K run scheduled
Riverside’s 5K Walk to End Homelessness will be held April 14 at Fairmount Park. Several hundred adults, students and children participate in the annual event, which this year hopes to raise $35,000, according to a statement. “Our neighbors without homes need our help as they work to get their lives …
Read More »Perris retail properties sell
Six retail pads at Perris Marketplace, a 220,000-square-foot shopping center anchored by a Walmart supercenter, have been sold. All six properties – three multi-tenant pad buildings and three single-tenant fast-food pad restaurants – were fully occupied when the sale was completed, according to Hanley Investment Group Real Esate Advisors, which …
Read More »Inland region has strong apartment market
The Inland Empire’s apartment market has a 95.7 percent occupancy rate for March, making it one of the country’s stronger multifamily markets, according to data released Thursday. The two-county region tied with Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Detroit for the highest occupancy rates among major U.S. markets, RealPage …
Read More »Real home prices in Riverside decline
Riverside sustained a 3.3 percent drop in real housing price between January of this year and January 2017, one of the largest declines in the United States, according to data released Wednesday. Pittsburgh, -7.8 percent, Memphis, -2.4 percent, Baltimore, -2 percent and Virginia Beach at -1.8 percent recorded the other …
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