The World Logistics Center battle in Moreno Valley, the ongoing Colonies Crossroads corruption case and the end of the Fresh & Easy grocery chain were among the top local business stories that generated headlines, and some controversy, during the past year. Two thousand and fifteen will probably be remembered in …
Read More »On The Move
Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona, has been named to a special House task force that will study intelligence gathering related to the Iraqi and Syrian conflicts. Specifically, the committee will study whether that information was manipulated to make both conflicts appear to be more positive than they in fact are, according …
Read More »State Joblessness Continues to Decline
California’s unemployment rate fell to 5.7 percent in November, as the state added 5,500 non-agricultural jobs during the month. The state has now added more than 2.1 million jobs since the recovery officially began in February 2010, according to the state Employment Development Department’s latest monthly jobs report, which was …
Read More »LA Council Approves Airport Transfer
The Los Angeles City Council has approved a $250 million settlement agreement that will eventually return Ontario International Airport to local control. The council took its action in a 13-0 vote, according to a statement released by Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office. Los Angeles has controlled the airport since 1967, the …
Read More »Tune in to The Main Event this Saturday Morning at 9:30 on AM590
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! It’s the final show of …
Read More »Hopes for the New Year
By Ed Hoffman What are your hopes for 2016? Not personal New Year’s resolutions, but hopes for our nation? Here are a few of mine; maybe they will inspire you to make your own list. More civil discourse. We hear that term bandied about quite a bit, but never in its …
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