Phenix Technology, a firefighter-owned and operated equipment maker, and its team of employees is celebrating 50 years in business. Riverside County’s Board of Supervisors in 2020 declared systemic racism a public health crisis and vowed to take steps to combat it. His co-investigators are Gisela Bichler, professor of criminal justice, and Alexis Norris and Nerea Marteache, associate professor of criminal justice. The project’s lead investigator is Doug Weiss, an associate professor of criminal justice. The project will look at diversity, equity and inclusion regarding policies and practices, training of sworn officers and their work with disadvantaged communities, probation and messaging to the public. Grant will help university explore racism in probation departmentĪ $250,000 contract has been awarded to Cal State San Bernardino’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, which will to evaluate the Riverside County Probation Department’s workforce policies and practices in a “Systemic Racism Project.” Weber said its warehouse footprint in the Inland Empire has more than doubled in the past two years to over 3 million square feet. Weber said its facility can store up to 45,000 pallets with pack/ship automation. When full, it will employ at least 100 workers. The company will operate a multi-client hub from a 418,000-square-foot distribution center in Perris. Third-party logistics provider Weber Logistics has leased its eighth distribution facility to its Inland Empire network. (Courtesy of Weber Logistics) Weber expands logistics network again in IE Third-party logistics provider Weber Logistics has added its eighth distribution facility to its Inland Empire network, a 418,000-square-foot distribution center in Perris. Universe also bought a third property in the region in the early 2000s, a 320-unit multifamily property in Temecula which it sold in 2012. Universe’s other Inland Empire complex is the 304-unit Acacia Park in San Bernardino, which the firm bought in 2003. “This is our third-largest acquisition in the Inland Empire, and we intend to continue growing.” “We see significant opportunities across the Inland Empire and plan to aggressively pursue acquisitions to further grow economies of scale and establish a foothold in the market,” Manoucheri said in a statement. Universe Holdings said it plans to invest $100 million in the Inland Empire market over the next 24 to 36 months, according to Universe Founder and CEO Henry Manoucheri. “With average rents in the Riverside submarket projected to grow 7.9% over the next 12 months and 27% over the next five years, Stonegate Apartments is poised to produce strong returns for the buyer,” said Alexander Garcia Jr., IPA executive director. Rents at Stonegate range from $1,785 for a one-bedroom up to $2,370 for a two-bedroom unit, according to.
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has a mix of one- and two-bedroom floorplans, plus a fitness center, swimming pool, spa, barbecue area, pet park, playground, covered parking, four laundry rooms and a business center. to 9 p.m.The 160-unit complex 6506 Doolittle Ave. The new grocery store is located off Highway 46 and will be open every day from 7 a.m. “This partnership with Grocery Outlet gives us the ability to grow our business, create new jobs and, more importantly, give back to the local community.”Īccording to a press release from Grocery Outlet, Sauco and Regis also donated $1,000 to the Griffith Avenue Baptist Church Impact Program, a program dedicated to fighting food insecurity. “We are so thrilled to be a part of the Wasco community and provide some relief with big savings on quality groceries,” said Sauco and Regis in a joint statement. The contest will end on Thurs, July 13.Īccording to a representative of Grocery Outlet, each store is "independently operated by local families who are committed to supporting their communities." James Sauci and Amor Regis are the independent operators for the Wasco location. The store also is holding an online contest for the chance to win $1,000 in groceries. Each gift card contained a secret amount of cash, ranging anywhere from $5 to $500.
In order to celebrate the grand opening, the first 100 customers at the shop received reusable totes bags and a Grocery Outlet Bliss Buck gift card.
(KERO) - Grocery Outlet Bargain Market held the grand opening for its Wasco location on Thurs, June 5.
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