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Housing Sales Slow, Prices Jump

Local, National Home Prices Continue to Increase

Southern California’s housing market sent out mixed signals during October, with flat sales but a noticeable rise in prices. Sales of houses and condominiums in the six-count region – the Inland Empire plus Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Ventura counties – were up an insignificant 0.3 percent year-over-year, according …

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Moreno Valley Apartment Complex Sells

Apartment Rental Rates Expected to Rise

A large multifamily community in Moreno Valley has been sold. Broadstone Lasselle, a 304-unit complex near the intersection of Interstate 215 and the 60 Freeway, sold this month for a little more than $55 million, said Alex Garcia Jr., senior director with Marcus & Millichap’s Institutional Property Advisors division. The …

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Memorial Service Planned for Jack Brown

Jack Brown

State Bros Markets will hold a “Celebration of Life” on behalf of Jack H. Brown, the man who led the company for 35 years. The ceremony, which will be open the public, is scheduled to be begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Citizens Bank Arena in Ontario, according to a …

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Trump Could Provide a Major Boost for Commercial Flight

Boost for Commercial Flight

 The incoming president is more business friendly – and more in tune with the aviation industry – than President Obama, according to a local company that maintains and operates company and private jets. Will President Donald Trump, who once owned an airline and who flies the globe in a 757 …

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SB County reaches settlement in environmental case

Lawsuits Settled

San Bernardino County has reached a $2 million settlement in connection with a series of environmental violations. The agreement is part of $14 million statewide settlement with BP West Coast Products LLC, BP Products North America and Atlantic Richfield Co., according to a statement released by the San Bernardino County …

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On The Move

Shelly Vander Veen

Capt. Shelly Vander Veen has been named Claremont’s chief of police. Vander Veen, a Chino native, took over as the city’s top law enforcement official Wednesday, according to a statement on the city’s website. A 23-year department veteran, Vander Veen is replacing Chief Paul Cooper, who is retiring. Vander Veen …

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