Riverside Public Utilities is asking its residential and business customers to reduce the amount of energy they use this summer. That request is part of the utility’s Power Partners program, which has been in place for four years, said Heather Raymond, utility spokeswoman. About 30 to 35 businesses and an …
Read More »The Inland Empire office market continued to improve during the start of 2016. While no new office buildings went online in Riverside and San Bernardino counties during the first three months of this year, approximately 167,000 square feet of office space was under construction there during that time, according to …
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More than 10 major employers are expected to attend a job fair scheduled today in Perris. The city-sponsored event, which will include entry level to management positions, will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Harrison Hall on the Perris Fairgrounds, 18700 Lake Perris Drive, according to a …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman Some people are calling this week the “Revenge of Trump,” thanks to an easy win in New York (as I’m writing this, the primary is tonight and the votes aren’t in yet but we all know how it’s going to play out). Last week, you saw Ted …
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The UC Riverside School of Medicine has a new dean. Dr. Deborah Deas’ appointment was confirmed Monday by the University of California Regents Committee on Health Services, according to a university statement. She is scheduled to take over May 16. Deas, who will also be the school’s chief executive officer, …
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The Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau will open a California Welcome Center next month at Ontario Mills. The center, which will cover 1,500 square feet, is being developed on the mall’s west side in an area that is currently being redeveloped, said Sue Oxarart, the bureau’s director of communications. …
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