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Cardenas Markets to merge

Inland Empire Grocery Chains Negotiate

Ontario-based Cardenas Markets and Mi Pueblo, a supermarket chain based in San Jose, are merging. The result is one of the largest Hispanic supermarket chains in the United States, according to a statement released Thursday. KKR and Victory Park Advisors, both private equity firms that are heavily invested in the …

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On The Move

California State Treasurer John Chiang will speak July 13 in Rancho Cucamonga, the third gubernatorial candidate to participate in the Inland Empire Economic Partnership’s 2017 Speaker Series. The event, which will be presented by Coca-Cola and the Southern California Newspaper Group, is scheduled to be held from 11:30 a.m. to …

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On The Move

Kelly J. Fredericks has stepped down as chief executive officer of the Ontario International Airport Authority. Fredericks’ resignation was announced Wednesday by Alan D. Wapner, president of the airport authority and a member of the Ontario City Council. “Kelly J. Fredericks [has] stepped down as the Chief Executive Officer of …

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Doing Millennials No Favors in California

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If you were born between 1977 and 1995, you are commonly referred to as the Millennial Generation and have many causes for concern.  If you are the parent of a millennial, or any generation after, you should be very concerned. While millennials have their own problems brought about by a …

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OIA adds app-based rides

OIA Passenger, Cargo Count Both Up

Ontario International Airport has agreed to add ride services that are summoned by smart phone apps to its ground transportation network. The airport authority on Wednesday agreed to make the addition, according to a statement posted on the airport’s website. Two app-based providers – Uber and Lyft Inc. – were …

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Several charges dropped in corruption trial

Colonies corruption trial

Two felony counts against a pair of defendants in the Colonies Crossroads corruption trial were dismissed this week. San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Michael A. Smith on Thursday threw out a forgery charge against Jim Erwin, former assistant assessor with the county and one of four defendants in the …

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