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Colonies “Corruption” Case Unravels

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County Supervisor Josie Gonzales Commits Perjury on the Witness Stand There can be no doubt that the “biggest corruption case in California history,” as then Attorney General Jerry Brown called it, is collapsing into a gigantic embarrassment for San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael Ramos and his minions prosecuting the …

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Cyber Liability – Second in a series

Tim Kolacz

By Tim Kolacz In my last article, we discussed how Cyber Security is at the forefront of people’s minds lately. From big corporations to your own personal security, hackers are trying to get all of your information. Yahoo! was attacked and over 500 million emails were compromised; Target was attacked …

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Inland Empire negative equity drops

“Underwater” Home Decline

Nearly seven percent of all residential properties with a mortgage – more than 65,200 total – in the Inland Empire had negative equity during the fourth quarter of last year. That represented a drop of 0.4 percent compared with the third quarter of 2016, and was down nearly three percent …

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Esri to sign federal contract

ESRI Gets New Grant

Redlands-based Esri, a leader in spatial analytics, has announced that it will sign an enterprise agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Under the agreement, the laboratory will have full access to spatial analysis tools produced by Esri, and it will also be allowed to add …

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Industrial projects underway

Industrial properties sold

Construction has begun on two speculative industrial projects in the Inland Empire, one in Riverside, the other in Chino. Both are being developed by Newcastle Partners in San Francisco, and when finished they will cover more than 570,000 square feet combined, according to a statement. The first facility, Meridian Distribution …

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Administration could help Inland Empire

That’s the opinion of one local economist, but another says California, under the new administration, could pay for being too Democratic. Meanwhile, one commercial real estate broker is pleased a true businessman is in the Oval Office.  How will the Inland Empire fare under the Trump Administration? That depends on …

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