San Bernardino has reached an agreement with its fire department union that will allow for the department to come under the control of San Bernardino County. The settlement, which ends years of battles between the city and the union, was reached Monday during a closed session of the city council, …
Read More »Changes Made to SB County Job Placement Agency
The San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board has held its first meeting. Formerly known as the Workforce Investment Board, the organization remains the county’s primary job placement service for youth and adults, said Bradley Gates, the development board’s deputy director. The changes were mandated by the passage of the Workforce …
Read More »“13 Hours” and Hillary Emails – What Matter Most
By Ed Hoffman If you heard anything about the magazine National Review last week, it was probably that it published columns by 20 leading conservative thinkers urging readers not to vote for Donald Trump. But did you hear about the magazine’s in-depth reporting on the latest shoe to drop in the Hillary …
Read More »NAIOP Event to Identify Region’s Top Real Estate Deal
NAIOP Inland Empire is scheduled to hold its Industrial 2016 Kick Off and Networking Event Feb. 3 at the Ontario Convention Center. The gathering, which will run from 1:45 to 6 p.m., will include a review of the industrial and office markets in the Inland Empire in 2015 and a …
Read More »Changes to Lake Recreation Policies Considered
Lake Elsinore is looking for ideas regarding how it might increase the number of recreational activities on the lake after which the city is named. One possibility would be to lift the ban on several activities that are currently not allowed on the lake, including permitting towable inflatables, allowing night …
Read More »Pomona Company Will Deliver Goods, Not People
An Inland Empire businessman is starting a company based on Uber that will move household goods and business products instead of people. EZER is scheduled to launch Feb. 1 with drivers, all of whom will use their own trucks to cover the Inland Empire, said Glenn Todd, president of Todd …
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