Governor Jerry Brown and many California lawmakers are desperately attempting to increase taxes on gasoline in the once Golden State. They tell us that our roads and highways are in the worst disrepair of any state and that Californians don’t pay enough to maintain our infrastructure. What they fail to …
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Tune in to The Main Event this Saturday morning at 9:30 on AM590 with host Ed Hoffman as he discusses national current events and politics, with a few mortgage tips along the way. Ed delivers intelligent, entertaining radio that makes hard news easy to understand! This week, Ed opens the …
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Adelanto will soon begin livestreaming its city council meetings. Starting April 13, High Desert residents will be able to watch the twice-monthly sessions via Accela, a San Ramon company that designs communication software used by governments and other public entities, according to a statement. The software will be available on …
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A Riverside company has been recognized by Walmart for its reusable plastic containers the retailer uses in its stores. Polymer Logistics was declared an “Innovative Partner” recently by the global retailer for the containers, which have the appearance of wood grain, according to a statement released Wednesday. The containers, which …
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By John Tulac In this installment, I will begin to analyze the many significant actions being taken by the Chinese government and how these impact U.S. businesses. China directly and indirectly impacts us. What happens in China affects all of us, wherever we may be and whatever we may be …
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The Inland Empire office market might be showing signs of life. Net absorption of office space totaled 35,141 square feet during the first three months of this year, meaning the region has added to its net office occupancy in 17 of the last 19 quarters, according to Newmark, Grubb, Knight …
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