Adelanto city officials wait in anticipation for a project they expect to boost the city’s economy. That project is being referred to as “Landmark Synthesis Mall” and is planned to be built on 40 acres near the corner of Air Expressway and Bellflower Street in Adelanto. The plans for this huge entertainment center include a variety of amenities Read More
New Facility in Adelanto to Cultivate & Manufacture Cannabis
January 24, 2018 / Category: General Articles
The city of Adelanto, CA is thrilled to be getting a new 50,000 square-foot facility that will be used for cultivating and manufacturing commercial cannabis. City officials expect the development to produce approximately $250,000 in taxes every year and even provide jobs for up to 40 people when completed, which will help to strengthen the economy. Read More
Adelanto Prepares for New Asian Investment
May 3, 2017 / Category: General Articles
President Donald Trump’s administration has been working to secure more Asian investment in the United States. If this becomes a reality, Adelanto Mayor Rich Kerr, wants the city to be ready with plenty of available vacant land to entice Asian investors to come to the area. If more businesses start up, that means more jobs for local residents. Kerr Read More
Victorville May Have a High Speed Rail Station Operating by 2022
March 9, 2017 / Category: General Articles
A high speed rail linking Victorville, CA to Las Vegas has been in the works for years and now the first phase of the project is projected to be operating by 2022, according to the chief operating officer at XpressWest, the company contracted to build the high speed rail line. The project will use fully electric trains traveling at speeds over 150 Read More
Asians Outnumber Other Foreign Groups Moving to the Inland Empire
December 6, 2016 / Category: General Articles
It is becoming more common for foreigners to move to Southern California, one in five to be exact, are moving to the area from another state or country. These findings come from the new U.S. Census Bureau data, which followed major metro areas for a 4-year period from 2010 to 2014. One of the regions being studied was a metropolitan area which Read More