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Dena M. Smith

Dena M. Smith, San Bernardino County’s chief operating officer, will serve as the county’s interim chief executive officer beginning April 1. Smith will serve while the county conducts a nationwide search to replace Greg Devereaux, who announced his retirement in January, according to a statement. Devereaux, who spent seven years …

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Apartment rents up

Apartment Rental Rates Expected to Rise

Average monthly apartment rental rates throughout the country rose by $5 in January, their first gain in five month, according to data released Friday. Rents finished the month at an average of $1,315 nationwide, with most of the rent gains in high-population growth areas, including the Inland Empire, Yardi Matrix …

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Election not impacting real estate market

Inland Empire Business & Real Estate News

California’s commercial real estate market appears to be unaffected by the onset of the Trump Administration, according to a study released Wednesday. The market, which was in good shape before the Nov. 8 election, appears to be following its “natural cycle” independent of the results of the presidential race, the …

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Stater Bros. launches charity effort

New Businesses to Open .002

State Bros. has started its annual charitable campaign on behalf of the American Heart/American Stroke Association. For the 16th straight year, all 169 Stater Bros.’ stores will participate in the “Have a Heart, Save a Heart” campaign, which raises money to combat heart disease and stroke, according to a statement. …

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Partnership to expand cancer coverage in IE

Partnership to expand cancer coverage in IE

San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland has reached an affiliation agreement with City of Hope, the world-famous cancer treatment center in Duarte. That agreement calls for City of Hope to develop an outpatient cancer center that will provide radiation oncology, medical and surgical oncology, chemotherapy and other cancer-related services, both …

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Manufacturing returns to form

Another Good Month for Inland Empire Manufacturing

As expected, manufacturing in the Inland Empire bounced back in January, according to data released Wednesday. The region’s purchasing managers index was 56.8 during the first month of the year, up from 47.4 in December, the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis reported. Anything 50 or above means the …

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