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
Asians Outnumber Other Foreign Groups Moving to the Inland Empire
December 6, 2016 / Category: General Articles
Vacant Land Continues to Disappear in the U.S. to Development
October 27, 2016 / Category: General Articles
Which area has the most vacant land vanishing to development in the United States? Would you guess A.) Los Angeles, CA B.) New York City C.) San Diego, CA or D.) Orange County, CA? If your answer was A, B, C, or D, you would be wrong. The answer is the Inland Empire, which consists of San Bernardino County and Riverside County in Southern Read More
Hesperia’s Tapestry Project is Approved
February 4, 2016 / Category: General Articles
Master-planned community will bring benefits to the area. The vote is in! Last week, at a public meeting at City Hall, the Hesperia City Council voted to approve the Tapestry Project. Some Hesperia residents were also present at the meeting and in favor of the project. The Terra Verde Group is the developer of the large-scale residential Read More
Boeing Expands Lease Agreement at SCLA
October 20, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Over 8,000 square feet of hangar space has been approved for SCLA. The Victorville City Council has approved an amendment to Boeing’s standard lease agreement with Southern California Logistics Airport, resulting in an additional 8,618 square feet of space. Renewing a lease with Boeing is seen as a big achievement for SCLA. City Councilman, Read More
Inland Empire Economy Seeing Positive Growth
October 2, 2015 / Category: General Articles
Experts report positive growth, predict more for the Inland Empire’s economy. In the wake of the Great Recession, California's economy had a split: economies along the coast were able to weather the storm fairly well, but inland economies struggled. Today, though, the economy statewide is strong thanks to growth in the Inland Empire. In late Read More