Victorville Becoming a Hot Spot for Relocating & New Businesses In hopes of developing a competitive advantage for all the Victorville commercial businesses, the city has decided to expand utility capabilities. The expansion of utilities will provide industrial businesses with both wastewater and electricity. In the decision for Victorville Read More
Job Growth in the Inland Empire Continues
December 9, 2014 / Category: General Articles
Inland Empire Job Growth Expected to Continue Climbing When it comes to determining the overall well-being of the economy, you must look at job growth in the local community. Currently, there is continuous job growth in the Inland Empire, which proves to be extremely beneficial for the economy of San Bernardino County as a whole. Numbers show Read More
$68-Billion Modern-High Speed Rail Project is Underway!
November 28, 2014 / Category: General Articles
Are you one of the many individuals wondering what ever happened to that California bullet train project that we all voted on in 2008? The $68 billion project has had to go through a variety of court systems since many were angry that we could be spending so much on a bullet train with the economic hardships during the time the ballot measure was Read More
Don’t Worry! The Victorville Hospital Project is on Track!
November 19, 2014 / Category: General Articles
Rumors about scaling back the $261 million hospital project in Victorville have been debunked! Gossip in the local community began to stir while the project went through a standard pause in the development phase. However, during the most recent Victorville City Council meeting, St. Mary’s spokesman Ryan Orr cleared up misunderstandings, stating the Read More
Expansion for Inland Empire Businesses to Enter Foreign Markets
November 24, 2014 / Category: General Articles
Only time will tell if the Inland Empire chooses to expand its exports into foreign markets. As a key logistics hub, the U.S. Department of Commerce is continuing to encourage the Inland Empire to open up to the global market. Since nearly all imports that come into the United States through the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports come Read More