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Prime Healthcare hospitals recognized for outstanding care

Study: Inland hospitals among best in U.S. for maternity care

Five hospitals operated by Prime Healthcare in Ontario have been ranked among the best hospitals in their state in several medical categories. The awards, announced Feb. 29, are based on research done by Healthgrades, a website that ranks doctors and hospitals, according to a statement. The Prime Healthcare hospitals receiving …

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Sprouts to open in Victorville

Sprouts Farmers Market will open a store in Victorville March 15, the company’s first location in the High Desert. A ribbon cutting is scheduled to be held at 6:45 a.m., 15 minutes before the store at 12450 Amargosa Road opens its doors for the first time, according to a statement …

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Frontier Airlines adds ONT flights

Planes on Runway at Ontario Airport

Frontier Airlines will begin operating nonstop flights from Ontario International Airport to Seattle, El Paso and Houston in May. Flights to El Paso International Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston are scheduled to begin May 17, while the flights to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport will begin May 16, according …

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Palm Springs to fix streets

Palm Springs affordable housing project gets state grant

Palm Springs will spend $9 million paving streets this year, the most the city has ever spent on that annual project. The city council approved the funding at its regular meeting Feb. 29, according to a statement on the city’s website. Revenue for the 50-street project will come from Measure …

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SoCalGas offers grants to low-income households

San Bernardino receives federal transportation grant

Southern California Gas is providing grants of up to $200 to help some households pay their natural gas bills. Recipients of grants from the $1 million Gas Assistance Fund are determined by household income and household size, according to a statement released by the public utility. “This winter, there is …

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