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Junior high school students in the San Bernardino Unified School District are about to get a leg up on getting to college. Starting this fall, Cal State San Bernardino will begin the six-year GEAR-UP program, which will be paid for with a $14.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of …

At least one real estate brokerage has some faith in the Inland Empire office market. Irvine-based Stillwater Investment Group has bought a two-story, 34,500-square-foot office building in Ontario, said John Drachman, the company’s founder and president. The building, at 1801 E. Holt Blvd., was built in 2007 and has never …

By Michael K. Menerey, Partner, CFO Edge, LLC Los Angeles and Southern California business owners and entrepreneurs have two options when it comes to which method of business accounting they will use: cash basis accounting (“cash accounting”) and accrual basis accounting (“accrual accounting”). Many owners and bookkeepers, especially in small …

By Ed Hoffman Believe it or not, I do not resent all government-sponsored programs. Case in point: The HERO™ program, which allows homeowners to make energy efficient improvements to their properties with no money upfront. HERO has gained all kinds of exposure in the Inland Empire, and there are dozens …

Ontario International Airport needs to be revived for the benefit of the national airport system, according to a former Federal Aviation Administration official. William Withycombe, former regional administrator for the aviation administration’s Western-Pacific region, told the Ontario International Airport Authority this week that Ontario International’s importance is more than regional, …

Inmate populations at county jails are dropping in California, the result of a ballot proposition passed by voters last November that treats certain drug and property crimes as misdemeanors and not felonies. At the same time, Prop. 47, has lengthened some jail stays not covered by that initiative because jail …