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Construction on flood control project continues

Construction has begun on the next phase of the Murrieta Creek Flood Control Project. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Aug, 28 on Phase 2B, which will extend the project one mile from Rancho California Road to Via Montezuma, according to a statement on Riverside County’s website. When completed, the lower …

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Ontario baseball team to unveil name, mascot

Inland Empire close to having its fourth minor league baseball team

Local baseball fans will soon learn the name of the Los Angeles Dodgers Single-A affiliate that will begin playing in Ontario next year. The team’s name, mascot, and merchandise will be announced during a ceremony scheduled to be held Sept. 18 at the Ontario Town Square, according to a statement …

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Apple Valley decides to keep animal shelter

Victorville opens animal care facility

Apple Valley will keep its animal shelter. The town council recently voted unanimously to not sell the facility to San Bernardino County, as had been proposed, according to a statement on the town’s website. Keeping the shelter will allow Apple Valley to preserve programs, and partnerships designed to meet the specific …

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Funchess is PSUSD superintendent

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Marcus Funchess has taken over as superintendent of the Palm Springs Unified School District. Funchess, who began work last month, replaced Tony Signoret, who retired June 30, according to a statement on the district’s website. Previously, Funchess was the assistant superintendent of human resources at the San Bernardino City Unified …

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Maglica accepts Distinguished Business award

One of the Inland Empire’s largest manufacturers has been recognized by San Bernardino County for its contributions to the local economy and the community. Tony Maglica, founder and owner Maglite Inc, accepted the 2025 Fourth District Distinguished Business Award Aug. 25 at Maglite’s Ontario headquarters. Fourth District Supervisor Curt Hagman …

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