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Hospital Workers Join Union

Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center

More than 1,120 healthcare workers at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center have voted to join SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West, the largest such action undertaken at a California hospital in nearly 15 years. The vote was held in January, but the election result was not certified last week after the National …

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Learning Center Building is Sold

Inland Empire Retail Properties Sold

A building in Victorville that is occupied by a KinderCare Learning Center has been sold. The free-standing structure at 13615 Bear Valley Road sold for $4.6 million, according to Faris Lee Investments. Faris Lee represented the seller, a private investment group in Beverly Hills. ReMax FH Commercial represented the buyer, …

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Inland Empire Company Adds European Facility

MacroAir

MacroAir, the San Bernardino-based company that manufactures high-volume, low-speed commercial ceiling fans, has opened a European warehouse-distribution operation. The 25,000-square-foot building in Valencia began operating in May and employs six people, all local hires, said Jaylin Krell, MacroAir’s vice president of marketing. More workers will be hired to work at …

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Should We Be Surprised?

By Ed Hoffman I heard a lot of media commentators remarking that President Obama’s first speech after the attack in Orlando – now the largest mass shooting in American history – failed to include the terms “ISIS,” “Islamic State” or “Islamic terror.” “In fact,” one commentator said, “he made no …

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Wholesale Capital Corporation Answers VA Loan Question

VA Home Loans California

VA Loans or CalVet Loans? That’s the question military service people interested in VA loans in California tend to ask, particularly when the state’s CalVet program is presented to them as a path to homeownership alongside the federal government’s VA loan program. According to Ed Hoffman, president of Wholesale Capital …

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Number of Non-Equity Homes Continues to Decline

Non Equity Homes Continues to Decline

The number of underwater residential properties in the Inland Empire dropped during the first quarter of this year, another sign of the region’s housing market’s slow but steady improvement. Overall, 10.2 percent of mortgaged residential properties in Riverside and San Bernardino counties had negative equity at the end of the …

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