Palm Springs International Airport is again offering extra parking during the Christmas season. The lot, on Kirk Douglas Way near the airport’s terminal area, is owned by the city and can handle about 200 cars, said Amy Blaisdell, city spokeswoman. It will open at 4:30 a.m every day through Jan. …
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By Eugene E. Valdez Background As the founder and president of The CEO Teachers my firm performs many business finance services on behalf of CEOs located in the Inland Empire. Our most popular client service can be reduced to three simple bullet items: Creation of loan strategies uniquely designed to …
Read More »Polymer announces appointments
Riverside-based Polymer Logistics, a global leader in retail packaging, has made several changes meant to help it expand in North America. Salim Baltagi, who has more than 25 years experience in the transport packaging and food and beverage industries, has been appointed Polymer’s vice president of operations, according to a …
Read More »Hemet can’t wait for Measure U
Hemet’s police and fire departments won’t have to wait for Measure U, the one percent sale tax increase city voters approved Nov. 8, to start generating revenue so they can make much-needed upgrades to their respective departments. The city has agreed to take money from its reserve fund – about …
Read More »Moreno Valley Helps Residents Deal with Storms
Moreno Valley is providing free sandbags in anticipation of damage done by the recent heavy rainstorms. Empty sandbags and loose sand will be available at the City Yard Main Office, 25180 Santiago Drive, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunnymead Ranch Fire Station No. 48 at the southwest corner of Sunnymead …
Read More »Non-Profit at Cal State San Bernardino Looks to Help Public and Private Sector
The Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis conducts surveys, including its monthly assessment of local manufacturing, as well as forecasts, policy studies and statistical analyses, all related to the Inland Empire. Back in 1985, three professors at Cal State San Bernardino got an idea. All of them consulted for …
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