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Higher gas tax won’t fix state roads

California Government: More taxes on a shrinking Middle Class

Raising California’s gasoline tax to 12 cents per gallon won’t raise enough money to fix the state’s damaged roads, a report released Monday stated. While California does have some of the worse roads in the nation, money for repairs – which usually come from motor fuel taxes – is declining …

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City sets up vehicle electric charges

Moreno Valley has installed three electric vehicle charging stations in the city hall parking lot that are available to the public. The station, at Frederick Street and Calle San Juan De Los Logos, has gotten steady use since it opened during the first week of April, said Jeannette Olko, division …

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Parade entries sought

Parade Entries Sought

Moreno Valley is looking for entries for its annual Fourth of July parade. This year’s theme is Sweet Land of Liberty, and creative entries are encouraged, according to a statement on the city’s website. Community members, businesses, churches and other organizations are encouraged to apply.  The city’s Independence Day parade …

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Affordable housing complex sells

Local Housing Sales, Prices Continue to Rise

A 90-unit affordable housing complex in Indio for low-income elderly people has been sold. Desert Oasis Apartments, which is subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, sold for $11 million, according to a statement released today by Colliers International The sale, a record for a HUD-subsidized property …

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Proposed law has commercial brokers in an uproar

Lawsuits Settled

AB 1059 would do away with dual agency, the practice of one broker representing both sides in a commercial transaction. Brokers call the proposal unfair and have vowed to fight back. A bill proposed by a state legislator in San Diego has some of the state’s commercial real estate brokers, …

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State unemployment drops below five percent

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California’s unemployment rate dropped below five percent in March, the first time in more than 10 years it has reached that benchmark, according to data released Friday. The state added 19,300 non-agricultural jobs during the third month of the year, causing the unemployment rate to fall to 4.9 percent, the …

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