The Bank of America Charitable Foundation is helping several non-profit entities in the Inland Empire. The organization recently donated $205,000 to 23 non-profits in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, with the money earmarked for workforce development and education, according to a statement released Tuesday. Path of Life Enterprises, the San …
Read More »Learning from Democrats
By Ed Hoffman What are people on the political left much better at doing than people on the ideological right? Sticking together, no matter what. The people with microphones in the Democrat party (and I’m talking about everyone from elected officials, to academics, to their unapologetic shills in the media) …
Read More »Inland business lands state tax credits
A Redlands company has received $2 million in state tax credits that it will use to expand its facilities and hire new workers. ESRI, a world leader in geographic information systems and mapping software, will receive the money through the California Competes Tax Credits program, said Mike Nelson, Redlands’ economic …
Read More »Shopping center up for sale
A shopping center in Moreno Valley is on the market. Moreno Marketplace, which is anchored by a State Bros., is available for $20.8 million, according to CBRE Group Inc. The facility is nearly 90 percent leased. Its tenants include Wells Fargo Bank, Fantastic Sams, Jack in the Box and Subway, …
Read More »Walmart drops La Verne plans
Walmart will not be coming to La Verne. One year after the retail giant proposed putting a neighborhood store in the Foothill Plaza shopping center, the facility’s owner, Combined Properties Inc. in Beverly Hills, has announced that its lease agreement with Walmart has been terminated. That leaves La Verne without …
Read More »Existing-home sales jump
Sales of existing homes rose to their highest level in nearly six years in May, as more first-time buyers entered the national housing market. Total existing-home sales – single-family homes, townhouses, co-ops and condominiums – totaled a seasonally adjusted 5.3 million last month, a 5.1 percent increase from April, according …
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