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Two decades in the making, the conservation plan will protect several endangered species in the 4,800-acre territory in San Bernardino County while maximizing the land’s natural resources, according to its proponents. After 20 years of back and forth among governmental agencies and the private sector, the Santa Ana River Habitat …

Applications are being accepted for the California Competes Tax Credit, an income tax credit designed to keep businesses in California and help them grow. The current application period began July 27 and is scheduled to last through Aug. 17, according to a statement. There are approximately $180 million in tax credits …

Starting this fall, Mt. San Jacinto College will offer an automotive apprenticeship program. Some local automobile maintenance and repair businesses have expressed interest in helping students who are interested in working as automobile mechanics according to a statement on the community college’s website. “The apprenticeship [program] provides a vital supplement …

Gil Salazar has been named Stater Bros. Markets’ senior vice president of information technology. A member of the supermarket chain’s executive leadership team, which sets company policy, Salazar will oversee Stater Bros.’ shift to digital technology, according to a statement on the company’s website. Salazar has more than 30 years …

In a surprise move, Bonnie Wright has resigned from the Hemet City Council. A council member since 2012, Wright on Tuesday resigned from the council and from the Eastern Municipal Water District, where she was grants and loans manager, according to reports. In a letter to the city manager, Wright …

Two major routes at Ontario International Airport that were suspended earlier this year because of COVID-19 are being reinstated. On Aug. 3, United Airlines will resume its daily nonstop service between Ontario International and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, according to a statement posted on the airport’s website. Eight days later, …