Gloria J. Vanderlaan got sore skin after having some wrinkles removed, so she had a product developed that eased her pain. That led to TriDerma, a company whose products are sold in all 50 states and five foreign countries. Twenty five years ago, Gloria J. Vanderlaan got a microdermabrasion, a …
Read More »Inland Empire bus maker lands LA County contract
A Riverside company will manufacture transit buses for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. ElDorado National-California will make 295 40-foot transit buses for the authority, which provides light rail, heavy rail, and bus rapid transit services throughout Los Angeles County, according to a statement released Thursday. The contract is …
Read More »OIA passenger count stays strong
Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport rose 7.3 percent in May year-over-year, as the airport accommodated more than 390,500 passengers, according to data released Thursday. Domestic passenger traffic totaled 377,607 last month, up 6.9 percent compared with May 2016, while international traffic was 10,882, a 16.6 percent increase during that …
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Dave Halverson has been named territory manager in the Inland Empire by Visioneering Technologies Inc., an Atlanta-based company that make vision improvement products. Halverson will be responsible for promoting the company’s “1-Day” contact lenses and other products to eye-care practitioners and practices in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, according to …
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Robin Steinback has been named president of Moreno Valley College. Steinback, the school’s vice president of academic affairs, will take over as its top administrator July 1, according to a statement on the school’s website. The Riverside Community College District’s board of trustees appointed the 57-year-old Steinback on Tuesday. She …
Read More »Palm Springs to take up leaf blower ban
The Palm Springs City Council will discuss its proposed ban on leaf blowers at its July 19 meeting. The session, which will be the council’s second regularly scheduled meeting next month, was postponed because of audio and visual upgrades to the city council chamber at Palm Springs City Hall, according …
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