Redlands Police Chief Mark A. Garcia will hold a town hall meeting May 10. Garcia will take questions from the audience and from participants via’s the department’s Facebook page at Facebook.com/RedlandsPoliceDepartment, according to the department’s website. Online questions will be answered as time permits. Garcia holds regular town hall meetings …
Read More »The Inland Empire posted some of the largest job gains in the United States from 2014 to 2105, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Riverside County’s employment rate rose 4.9% during that time to a total of 540,169 workers, according to the bureau’s annual County Business Patterns …
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A multi-tenant office building in downtown San Bernardino has been sold. The structure, at 655 W. Second St., sold for $14.5 million to Charter School Capital in Portland, Ore., CBRE Group Inc. said. The building covers 86,600 square feet and is currently 80 percent occupied by two tenants: the Fortune …
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By John W. Tulac Willie Sutton was a notorious bank robber during the Great Depression. He was finally caught. As he was being marched off to jail, a reporter yelled out, “Hey Willie, why did you rob all those banks?” Willie replied, “That’s where the money is.” We don’t really …
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Montclair Place, formerly known as Montclair Plaza, is venturing into the art world. This week, Chaffey College art students began painting an outside mural that depicts the San Gabriel Mountains north of the mall, according to a statement. That project, which will be overseen by Claremont artist Chris Trueman, is …
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As of Sunday, Palm Springs has new regulations regarding vacation rentals. Vacation rental units are now limited to 32 rental agreements per year, with four more combined agreements permitted in July, August and September, according to a statement on the city’s website. Owners of vacation rentals must undergo yearly training …
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