San Bernardino County is stepping up its effort to gather information from residents of unincorporated communities. Starting in September and ending next January, county officials will be “out in the field” soliciting input in a series of workshops in 15 communities, the first seven of which have already been scheduled: …
Read More »Project will Combine Logistics, Manufacturing
An environmental impact report for a proposed warehouse-distribution manufacturing project in Moreno Valley is available to the public. Indian Street Commerce Center, a 446,350-square-foot structure, will be developed by Sares Regis on 19.6 acres of open space on the west side of Indian Street south of Grove View Road, said …
Read More »Report says California is losing businesses to other state in droves
The study, which was released earlier this year, says the state lost more than 10,000 businesses during the eight-year period that ended in 2015. However, the U.S. Department of Labor says the state’s job count went up during that time. Is California losing jobs in droves to other states as some …
Read More »Inland Empire Homeowners Spending More on their Homes
More Inland Empire homeowners are pulling equity out of their houses and using the money to fix up their houses. Some of the 23 credit unions based in the Inland Empire are issuing more loans that involve home equity, including home equity lines of credit, second mortgages and cash-out refinance …
Read More »On The Move
Frontier Communications Corp. has named Crosby Smith general manager of its Southern California low desert market, a territory that includes much of Riverside County, the company announced Thursday. Smith will oversee operations, community engagement and market growth, while overseeing the delivery of broadband, video and voice services to more than …
Read More »County Pushes Safety Smartphone App
San Bernardino County public safety officials are encouraging county residents to use a new smartphone app that was created by the county’s Office of Emergency Services and QuickSeries Publishing. The app, ReadySB, provides residents with multiple resources that will help them prepare for and respond to a disaster, according to …
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