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Walk to benefit McDonald’s charity

The annual 5-k Inland Empire Walk for Kids is scheduled to be held Sunday. The event, which benefits the Inland Empire Ronald McDonald House, is looking to raise $250,000, according to a statement. All of the money raised will go to local families. The 40-year-old charity is a “home away …

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Acquitted Colonies defendant sues SB County

Colonies corruption trial

A former defendant in the Colonies corruption trial has filed a $50 million malicious prosecution lawsuit against multiple defendants, including San Bernardino County District Attorney Mike Ramos and former state Attorneys General Jerry Brown and Kamala Harris. The 56-page suit, filed Monday by Rancho Cucamonga developer Jeff Burum in U.S. …

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IE posts impressive jobs number

Temecula Adds Jobs

Non-agricultural employment in the Inland Empire rose 3.9 percent in February year-over-year, one of the largest job increases among major U.S. metropolitan markets during that time, according to data released Wednesday. Non-farming jobs increased in 50 of 51 of the submarkets with a population of one million or more, the …

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National home prices rise

Home-sale cancellations rise

Home prices nationwide rose both year-over-year and month-over-month in February, according to data released Tuesday. Compared with February 2017, home price throughout the United States were up 6.7 percent, while prices rose one percent between January and February, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported in its monthly home price index. CoreLogic predicts that …

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Inland manufacturing stays red hot

Inland Empire Manufacturing Stays Strong

Manufacturing in the Inland Empire is on fire. The region’s purchasing managers index in March was 62.8, a slight increase from February but well above the 50 benchmark that measures whether local manufacturing is getting larger or smaller, the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San …

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City wants to spruce up its parks

Riverside is looking to improve its parks, and it wants the community’s help in doing so. The city is scheduled to hold five public hearings this month during which city residents may discuss the services and amenities they would like to see at Riverside’s 2,983 acres of parkland, according to …

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