Lake Elsinore is looking for ideas regarding how it might increase the number of recreational activities on the lake after which the city is named. One possibility would be to lift the ban on several activities that are currently not allowed on the lake, including permitting towable inflatables, allowing night …
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An Inland Empire businessman is starting a company based on Uber that will move household goods and business products instead of people. EZER is scheduled to launch Feb. 1 with drivers, all of whom will use their own trucks to cover the Inland Empire, said Glenn Todd, president of Todd …
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Dorothy Pryor Rose, known as “Mommie Helen” of The Original Mommie Helen’s Bakery in San Bernardino, died January 17 at age 69. The bakery, which Rose established 16 years ago in Colton, will continue to operate at the E Street site it relocated to in May 2015. Her daughter, Tedra …
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The city says the High Desert Mavericks owe it money for maintenance of Heritage Field, and that the team has made it difficult to book special events there, a charge the ball club denies. Eviction is a possibility, one city councilman says. A battle between Adelanto and the High Desert …
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California’s unemployment rate rose slightly to 5.8 percent in December compared with the previous month despite a substantial gain in jobs, according to data released Friday. The state added 60,400 non-agricultural jobs during the last month of 2015, but the unemployment rate grew one-tenth of a percentage point during that …
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San Bernardino County found housing for about 500 homeless military veterans last year. County officials identified 401 veterans who were living in the county but did not have permanent place of residence, according to a statement released Thursday. All of those veterans were found a home by Thanksgiving. About 100 …
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