A business-related law firm has opened an office in San Bernardino. Fennemore’s office at 550 E. Hospitality Lane includes 24 attorneys and other legal professionals, including paralegals, according to a spokesman for the firm who declined to be identified. The Phoenix-based firm also opened an office in San Diego, its …
Read More »World Plaza shopping Center sells for $10 million
World Plaza, a 55,810-square-foot multi-tenant retail property located on Highland Avenue in San Bernardino has sold for $10 million. The shopping center, located at 1535 E. Highland Ave., includes a Chuze Fitness, Citizen’s Bank, Mother’s Nutrition, County of San Bernardino, Five Keys School, a dental office and Inland Empire Pharmacy. …
Read More »San Manuel Band of Mission Indians hires former MGM executive as new CFO
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians has named former MGM Resorts International executive Daniel D’Arrigo as its new Chief Financial Officer. The former Fortune 500 executive is set to lead the California tribe’s growth and development strategy, which includes the recent purchase of the Palms resort on the Vegas …
Read More »New program provides relief for refugee Amazon employees
Amazon has begun a new program designed to provide refugee and humanitarian-based immigrant employees with additional resources and support, as well as reimbursement for Employment Authorization Document (EAD) fees. According to Upwardly Global, refugees often face challenges when seeking jobs and resettlement support in a new community. Plus many struggle with …
Read More »Stater Bros turns to tech solutions to reduce out-of-stocks
Stater Bros. Markets is taking additional steps to ensure that the products customers want are available when they need them. About a year ago, Stater Bros. turned to ReposiTrak to help reduce out-of-stocks, particularly in the direct store delivery (DSD) categories which were the most problematic. Now, after a substantial …
Read More »Korean Food in the IE, yes please!
While Chinese cuisine has been in the Inland Empire for a very long time and more recently Japanese and Thai food have arrived, it is difficult to find a Korean restaurant in the Inland Empire. While Korean BBQ restaurants are becoming more popular in the Inland Empire as our palates …
Read More »First commercial flights offered at San Bernardino International Airport
SBD International Airport (SBD) marked a major milestone in its 80-year history yesterday as Breeze Airways announced daily nonstop service between SBD and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Beginning August 4, the $49 (one-way) flights will depart daily from SBD at 8:00 am, arriving in SFO at 9:30 am. The …
Read More »Entrepreneurship Center at CSUSB has major impact on local economy
The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) has published the 2021 Impact Report and the data shows that the IECE continues to have a growing and impactful economic presence in the region. Among the findings is that in 2021, the IECE had a …
Read More »Hockey career prepares Cummings for managing auto dealership
One year ago, on March 1, 2021, Michael Cummings fulfilled a lifelong ambition by becoming one of the youngest General Managers of a Toyota Dealership in the country at the age of 28. To say the former prep, college, and international hockey player was born for the job would be …
Read More »US suspends avocado imports from Mexico “until further notice”
Mexican restaurants, according to the United States Restaurant Association, comprise approximately 10 percent of all restaurants nationwide. In Southern California, that percentage is much higher and the City of San Bernardino is no exception. The city has more than thirty Mexican themed restaurants that a casual search of the internet …
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