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Main SB library to hold book sale

San Bernardino library reopens

Feldheym Library in San Bernardino will hold book sales March 1 and March 8. Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library are hosting the events, which will raise money for programs at all four of San Bernardino’s libraries, according to a statement on the city’s website. Books, magazines, DVDs, music …

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Inland universities recognized for social mobility

Inland universities ranked among best for military

Three Inland Empire universities have been ranked among California’s top institutions of higher learning for social mobility among their graduates. Cal State Bernardino (6) UC Riverside (16) and the University of Redlands (43) were recognized by The College Futures Foundation, a nonprofit that promotes equal opportunity in higher education. The …

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CBB’s relief loan to fire victims matched

Bank donation will help fire victims

A Northern California bank has agreed to match a $50,000 donation by Ontario-based Citizens Business Bank meant to help Los Angeles County communities that were damaged in the recent wildfires. The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco will make the donation to Union Station Homeless Services in Pasadena, money …

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Palm Springs master planned community sold

Sold Spelled in Tiles

Nearly 120 new homes are on the way in a 20-acre master-planned community in Palm Springs. SunCal, a real estate developer that specializes in master-planned communities, sold 119 home lots in Escena Palm Springs to Toll Brothers, a developer of luxury homes, according to a statement. Cost of the transaction …

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ONT posts solid January

Planes on Runway at Ontario Airport

Ontario International Airport is off to a good start in 2025. More than 475,000 passengers passed through the airport in January, a 1.2 percent year-over-year increase, and the facility’s 47th consecutive month of passenger growth, according to a statement on the airports’ website. The domestic passenger count reached nearly 435,000, …

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Bill would give Eastvale one ZIP code

Bill would give Eastvale one ZIP code

Two Inland Empire representatives have reintroduced a bill that, if passed, will give Eastvale one ZIP code. Since its incorporation 14 years ago, the city’s multiple zip codes has caused confusion among some businesses and residents, according to multiple reports. The bill by Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona, and Norma Torres, …

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