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The Inland Empire office market is showing some signs of life. More than 94,000 square feet of space was absorbed during the second quarter, and more than 152,500 square feet of space was under construction as the quarter ended, according to Voit Real Estate Services’ second quarter report on the …

An unusual High Desert landmark is operating again. The world’s largest thermometer, a 134-foot-tall structure next to Interstate 15 in Baker, was relit Thursday following a major renovation, according to a report in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. Local businessman Willis Herron built the thermometer to try to attract motorists …

With lending restrictions still tight, many business owners in the Inland Empire remain unable to qualify for traditional bank loans. They may lack collateral, or they may not have the documentation required by the bank in order to show profitability. To generate the capital they need, those businesses are increasingly …

The Eastvale City Council will appoint a replacement for departing council member Jeff DeGrandpre rather than let voters fill the seat. Three council seats will appear on the Nov. 4 ballot, all of which will be for four-year terms, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. During Wednesday’s council meeting, …

Nancy Negrette has been named executive director of Stater Bros. charities. Negrette will be responsible for the non-profit administration of Stater Bros. charities and will assume a larger role as the face of Stater Bros.’ charities in the community, according to a statement. “Nancy is a well-respected and valuable member …

No, this is not another opinion as to whether “comprehensive immigration reform” will be passed this year. While we thought that the defeat of Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor in his reelection primary put the final nail in the coffin for this year, other immigration issues have now further embalmed …