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Baseball Team to Disband

City Terminates Stadium Lease with Baseball Team

The High Desert Mavericks, the Class A minor league baseball affiliate that has called Adelanto home for 26 seasons, will soon be no more. The Mavericks, a Texas Rangers affiliate, along with the Bakersfield Blaze, will cease operations at the end of this season, California League officials announced Monday. Starting …

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Judge OK’s Approval of Mega Industrial Project

Judge Refuses to Toss Corruption Charges

A judge has upheld Moreno Valley’s approval of the proposed World Logistics Center. Riverside County Superior Court Judge Sharon Waters ruled that the city council did not circumvent state environmental laws when it approved the proposal based on the nearly 50,000 signatures gathered on its behalf, according to a city …

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Animal Shelter Aids Furry Fire Victims

Moreno Valley Looking to Help Homeless Pets

Apple Valley Municipal Animal Shelter has opened its doors to more than 400 displaced animals as a result of the devastating Blue Cut Fire. As of Friday, the shelter had taken in 302 dogs, 111 cats and 25 other animals, including lizards and guinea pigs, said Gina Whiteside, the shelter’s …

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Bank Makes Housing Grants

Bank Helps Inland Empire Charities

Bank of America has donated $207,500 that will be distributed among 20 Inland Empire nonprofits that are working to bring more affordable housing to the region. The grants, which will range from $50,000 to $2,500 depending on need, will also be used to upgrade neighborhoods in Riverside and San Bernardino …

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Inland Empire Unemployment Up Slightly

Unemployment, Jobs Both Rise

The Inland Empire’s unemployment rate rose slightly in July, according to data released Friday. The two-county region recorded an unemployment rate of 6.9 percent last month, up from a revised 6.6 percent in June, the state Economic Development Department reported in its monthly analysis of California’s job market. That was …

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