Anyone interested in starting a small business in San Bernardino will soon have a resource available to them that will help them get started. The city and Cal State San Bernardino have formed the Entrepreneurial Resource Center, which will be located in 5,000 square feet of office space known as …
Read More »Capacia moves up at Pechanga resort
Ronnel Capacia has been promoted to assistant executive chef at Pechanga Resort Casino. Capacia, who began working at the resort 20 years ago as a cafeteria buser, will oversee more than 150 culinary employees, according to a statement on the resort’s website. “This is a dream come true,” Capacia said …
Read More »Snoke named SB County’s interim CEO
Luther Snoke has been appointed San Bernardino County’s interim chief executive officer. Snoke, the county’s chief operating officer since October 2020 has been substituting for former Chief Executive Officer Leonard X. Hernandez, who resigned, according to a statement on the county’s website. “Luther has played a key role in getting …
Read More »Filipino restaurant to locate in Rancho Cucamonga
A Filipino restaurant chain will open its first Rancho Cucamonga restaurant. The Noypitz Bar and Grill will occupy 9,100 square feet at Foothill Marketplace, a shopping center anchored by Walmart and Food 4 Less, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. Terms of the 10-year lease were not …
Read More »Daum Commercial wins award
A $286 million lease in Ontario has been named the largest industrial transaction in the United States for 2022 by a major trade association. DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services negotiated the 15-year transaction, which involved a 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse that is a Canadian clothing company’s distribution hub for the western …
Read More »SB County ranked for technology
A national research organization has ranked San Bernardino County among the top counties in the United States for the use of technology. The county tied for seventh with Westchester County in New York for best technology practices among counties with a population of one million or more, according to the …
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