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Foreclosures in the Inland Empire dropped 60 percent year-to-year during October. That drop was more than twice the size of that recorded nationwide, according to a report originally published in The Press-Enterprise. The report, citing data from RealtyTrac, the real estate information service, said the two-county region still has its …

Steven N. Garcia has been named Cal Poly Pomona’s vice president for administrative affairs and chief financial officer. Garcia, who is scheduled to start his new job Jan. 6., replaces Ed Barnes, who is retiring Dec. 1 after more than 30 years at the school, according to a statement. Garcia …

Corona Councilwoman Karen Spiegel has been recognized by a regional transportation advocacy group. Mobility 21 named Spiegel leader of the year during its Southern California Transportation Summit, held last Tuesday in Los Angeles, according to a report originally published in The Press-Enterprise. Spiegel was honored for her work with the …

The San Jacinto City Council has approved the first phase of a long-anticipated shopping center in the city. Circle K Stores Inc. will build a 4,500-square-foot convenience store at the northwest corner of Sanderson and Esplanade avenues, said Sharon Paisley, the city’s development director. Council members approved the store, which …

Stater Bros. opened a supermarket Wednesday in Moreno Valley. The store at the northwest corner of Ironwood Avenue and Pigeon Pass Road is the company’s fourth in the city, said Susan Atkinson, Stater Bros. spokeswoman. The new store, which covers 44,000 square feet, formally opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. It’s …

The abrupt resignation of State Senator Bill Emmerson (R-23) has created more electoral confusion in the Inland Empire. Less than a year into his four-year term, his announced departure also raises questions as to why he truly resigned. “Losing passion for the job” just doesn’t pass the smell test. We …