Walmart and one of its warehouse operators have been ordered by a federal court to stand trial for allegedly violating the workplace rights at three Inland Empire logistics operations. U.S. District Judge Christina A. Snyder ruled Tuesday that Schneider Logistics and Walmart could be considered responsible for the working conditions …
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What investment companies and financial entertainers don’t tell you could cost you thousands. Investment companies and financial entertainers like Dave Ramsey & Suze Orman talk about getting a 12% average return in from mutual funds but is that real? Does that actually happen in the real world? There is an …
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With the first of the Sierra snowpack surveys under our belt, the results are alarming. The surveyors found mostly bare ground, and manual and electronic readings showed the water content in the statewide snowpack at just 20 percent of average for this time of year. If things don’t change, the …
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Gov. Jerry Brown visited Riverside County this week and pledged to take a second look at the state’s diversion of vehicle license fees away from cities, a move that has hurt four new cities in the county. Brown told local government officials that he has heard numerous pleas for help …
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It was good news and bad news for the Inland Empire housing market in December. First, the good news: prices are getting back to levels where people have some equity in their homes, which is encouraging for anyone who is still struggling with an underwater mortgage. The median price of …
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The Press-Enterprise in Riverside has announced another round of layoffs. Thirty nine workers will be laid off as part of general restructuring at the Inland Empire’s largest daily newspaper, according to a report originally published in The Press-Enterprise. Those workers are employed in the newsroom, information technology and production departments …
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