Good news for dog lovers in the Coachella Valley: the Palm Springs Dog Park is scheduled to reopen in November. The park, at 222 N. Civic Drive, has been fitted with a new irrigation, system, upgraded landscaping, a concrete walkway and an underground electrical that will accommodate new LED decorative …
Read More »JCPenney is Coming to Inland Center
The department store chain is scheduled to open Oct. 21 in the space formerly occupied by Gottschalks, space that has been empty for seven years. The store is expected to give the mall, and all of downtown San Bernardino, a much-needed lift. With the holiday season looming, the timing couldn’t …
Read More »Online Charity Event Scheduled
The Community Foundation, a Riverside-based nonprofit that promotes philanthropy in the Inland Empire, is accepting online applications from nonprofits interested in participating in Give BIG San Bernardino County. Give BIG is a one-day, 24-hour program scheduled to be held Nov. 29, according to a statement posted on the county’s website. …
Read More »On The Move
Charlie Dehart has been promoted to division chief for Temecula by CAL FIRE/Riverside County. Dehart, a former emergency medical technician who began his firefighting career in 1984 as a volunteer with the Riverside County Fire Department, began his new duties Sept. 1, according to a statement posted on Temecula’s website. …
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Newmark Grubb Knight Frank has lured two top Inland Empire office brokers away from a rival brokerage. Taylor Ing and Drew Sanden have left Cushman & Wakefield and will be senior managing directors working out of Newmark’s Ontario office, according to a statement released by Newmark this week. The pair …
Read More »“Underwater” Home Decline
Nine percent of all Inland Empire residential properties with a mortgage were in negative equity during the second quarter, a year-over-year drop of 3.2 percent, according to data released Thursday. Nationwide, the number of mortgaged residential properties with negative equity – meaning more is owed on the property than the …
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