Tag Archives: featured

By Ed Hoffman Just when you thought the attacks on Donald Trump couldn’t get worse, they have. It started Friday morning, when Black Lives Matter and other organized protestors at his St. Louis rally trampled on the American flag and carried signs like “F— the police” (you know, the type …

Entries accepted through Friday; awards presented at March 26 Summit  The Manufacturers’ Council of the Inland Empire (MCIE) is seeking submissions from the most inventive and resourceful Inland Empire manufacturers to participate in the E=mc² Innovation Awards. Entries will be accepted through this Friday. Winners will be recognized among their …

Karen Gaffney, new head of the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce, wants to host more events and develop an open relationship with the city’s business community. This is her third chamber position, and Gaffney believes she can accomplish more in Rancho Cucamonga than she did in her previous jobs. On …

Stirling Development, builder of the 2,500-acre Southern California Logistics Centre in Victorville, has hired Jason M. Huber as project manager. Huber will oversee the logistics center and other Stirling developments, with his duties to include engineering, construction, entitlements and completion of projects, according to a statement released Tuesday by Stirling. …

Michael B. O’Kelly has been named the South Coast Air Quality Management District’s acting executive officer. O’Kelly, who has been the district’s chief financial officer since April 2010, began work last week as the head of the agency, according to a district statement. Before joining the district, O’Kelly was chief …

Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the California Republican Party and a candidate for the U.S. Senate this November, is scheduled to speak at the upcoming monthly luncheon of the Victoria Club in Riverside. Del Beccaro is the author of the book “The New Conservative Paradigm,” which breaks down the …