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UCR, LLU, earn international rankings

UCR receives Carnegie designation

UC Riverside has been ranked among the top 1.3 percent of the world’s universities in 2024 by the Center for World University Rankings. The Inland Empire’s largest university was rated 263 out of 20,966 universities, according to the center, which is based in the United Arab Emirates. Among U.S. universities …

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Palm Desert multifamily property sold

Sold Sign

A 63-unit multifamily property in Palm Desert has been sold. Investment Concepts Inc., a development and property management firm in Orange, bought Ariana at El Paseo for $14 million, according to a statement. 45278 Deep Canyon Road, a private investment group that adopted the project’s address for its name, was …

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State housing market stays solid

Sales of existing single-family homes in California totaled 275,540 in April, up three percent from March and 4.4 percent year-over-year, according to a report. Statewide, the median price of a home during the fourth month of the year was $904,210, a 5.8 percent from March and an 11.4 percent increase …

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Panda Express adds Chino store

Panda Express has opened its second location in Chino. The restaurant is at 8329 Pine Ave. in the Town Center at the Preserve, a 24-acre shopping center that opened last year, according to a statement. A grand opening ceremony hosted by the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce was held May …

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Inland man self-publishes book on homelessness

Homeless Crisis in Riverside

Eric A. Gavin is a computer software developer who works out of his Upland home. During the past 10 years he’s developed a sideline: finding ways to reduce homelessness, a problem that seems to be getting worse by the day in some communities. In that time he’s attended conferences, put together …

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Empire unemployment rate drops

Inland unemployment rate falls

The Inland Empire recorded a 4.8 percent unemployment rate in April, down from a revised 5.1 percent in March, according to a report. Employers in Riverside and San Bernardino counties added 2,500 non-agricultural jobs last month, with government accounting for 1,500 of those, the state Employment Development Department reported. The …

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