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Event Raises Money to Fight Breast Cancer

Founders of Cancer Fundraiser Recognized

A fundraiser Thursday in Rancho Cucamonga raised an estimated $3,000 to fight breast cancer. About 100 people attended the event on behalf of Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, an affiliate of the American Cancer Society, said Jimmie Herrick, vice president and business officer with Stewart Title in Riverside and one …

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Home Cash Sales Decline

Warehouse Deal Approved As Property Values Drop.001

Cash sales of Inland Empire homes dropped slightly in November. Overall, 25.6 percent of all home sales in Riverside and San Bernardino counties during that month were cash transactions, a year-over-year decline of 1.4 percent, according to data released Friday by CoreLogic Irvine. That was well below the national rate …

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Foes of Moreno Valley Logistics Project Haven’t Surrendered on Ballot Initiative

Word Logistic Center

The Registrar of Voters says not enough valid signatures were gathered against the Word Logistic Center, but its foes say that finding is faulty because it’s based on a random sampling. Meanwhile, lawsuits continue to be filed against the development. Officially, the battle being waged by some Moreno Valley residents …

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On The Move

Greg Devereaux

San Bernardino County Chief Executive Officer Greg Devereaux has been elected a fellow at the National Academy of Public Administration. Devereaux will join a long list of national luminaries who already serve in the academy, including former Secretary of State Colin Powell, former Attorney General Dick Thornnburgh and former Secretary …

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Cuts in Water Use Fail to Meet Goal

State Water Restrictions Extended

California residents cut their water use in January by 17.1 percent, the fourth consecutive month the state failed to reach Gov. Jerry Brown’s goal of a 25 percent cutback. Despite heavy rains throughout much of the state, the January numbers were the lowest recorded in eight months, the Stater Water …

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Inland Empire Credit Unions Show Growth

Inland Empire credit unions are gaining in popularity

Credit unions continue to gain popularity in the Inland Empire. Membership in the consumer-owned financial institutions grew in Riverside and San Bernardino counties grew 11.8 percent between the fourth quarter of last year and the fourth quarter of 2014, according to data released by the California Credit Union League. Credit …

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