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Devereaux to retire

Greg Devereaux

Greg Devereaux is stepping down as San Bernardino County’s chief executive officer. Devereaux, 65, announced recently that he will retire by June 30, the end of the county’s fiscal year, according to a statement. Devereaux has spent nearly 40 years in public service, 25 of them in the Inland Empire. …

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Corona industrial building leased

Industrial Tenants Announced

A company that creates and promotes products for construction, electricity and landscape design has leased an industrial building in Corona. Vista-based Wellco Industries Inc. will occupy an 89,819-square-foot building at 2095 California Ave., according to a statement. Terms of the lease, as well as a move-in date, were not disclosed. …

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Upscale apartment complex planned

Once Again, There’s a Plan in Place to Fix the Carousel Mall

Construction is expected to begin this spring on a 340-unit upscale apartment complex in Redlands. The Crossings at Redlands will be developed by The UCR Group, a property acquisition and development company in Redlands, according to a statement. The project, at West Lugonia Avenue and Nevada Street just east of …

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Apartment industry faces challenges, says spokesman for trade association

Apartment Rental Rates Expected to Rise

Ben Benoit recently took over as vice president of public affairs for the California Apartment Association’s Inland Empire chapter. With housing prices up this should be a a good time for apartment builders, but Benoit says the industry faces challenges. When the Greater Inland Empire chapter of the California Apartment …

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State of SB County event planned

San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors

San Bernardino County will hold its annual State of the County and Business Forum March 8 at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario. More than 1,000 business professionals and government officials are expected to attend the event, which will deal primarily with the state of the county’s economy and how …

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State unemployment down

Large Job Gains Doesn’t Stop Unemployment Jump

California’s unemployment rate fell to 5.2 percent in December, as state employers added a net of 3,700 non-agricultural jobs, according to data released Friday. Trade, utilities, transportation and hospitality posted the largest gains, while professional and business services – usually a reliable growth category – posted losses, the state Employment …

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