Tune in to The Main Event this Saturday morning at 9:30 on AM590 with host Ed Hoffman as he discusses national current events and politics, with a few mortgage tips along the way. Ed delivers intelligent, entertaining radio that makes hard news easy to understand! This week is the Thanksgiving …
Read More »Moreno Valley Council Adopts WLC Ballot Measures
For the second time in three months, the Moreno Valley City Council Tuesday voted in favor of a massive industrial project proposed for the city’s east end. In 5-0 vote, the council voted to adopt three ballot initiatives that support the World Logistics Center rather than put each of those …
Read More »A Thanksgiving History Lesson
By Ed Hoffman I realize there are plenty of accounts out there about the “real” story of Thanksgiving, but I have one more to share with you – and it’s an important one. I have to give well-known libertarian John Stossel credit for the facts, but it’s written in my …
Read More »International Technology Company Chooses Redlands Firm to Facilitate Business Loan
Riverside-based ISCA Technologies, which provides environmentally sound alternatives to agricultural insecticides, has obtained a $515,000 loan from the Small Business Administration for the purchase of a new property. The property, located at 1242 Spring Street in Riverside, will serve as the local headquarters of ISCA Technologies, which also has operations …
Read More »City Posts Solid Sales Tax Gains
Menifee recorded an increase in sales tax revenue during the second quarter of 2015, the second consecutive quarter the city experienced such growth. Menifee’s sales tax revenue for April, May and June of this year rose 11.5 percent year-over-year, which was five times greater than Riverside County’s increase during that …
Read More »Victorville Still Sorting Out Target Closing
The announcement that the store on Palmdale Road will be shut down early next year caught some in the High Desert by surprise, even though the location, which was close to 30 years old, had been underperforming for several years. At least one person in the High Desert wasn’t surprised …
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