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City of Rancho Cucamonga: New Construction, New Attractions

Leslie N. FountainNovember 30, 2016

All those "Public Notice" signs, parked construction equipment, and wood frames will soon bear hotels, warehouses, homes, and eateries. Reading time: City of R...

BusinessEconomic DevelopmentMaps1 min read

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What did Inland residents decide for themselves on November 8?

Leslie N. FountainNovember 17, 2016

Inland Empire took positions on marijuana, retail sales taxes, and major city operations on November 8. Reading time: City Council Representation Where yo...

ElectionsPolitics & Policy5 min read

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Prop 51: Better Schools Now or Better Funding Policy Later?

Leslie N. FountainNovember 6, 2016

Estimated reading time: If voters approve Proposition 51, state government will borrow $9 billion (costing $17.6 billion in total) to pay for repairs a...

EducationPolitics & Policy3 min read

Culture & Society

KPCC: How Collaboration Brought Veteran Homelessness to A ‘Functional Zero’ in Riverside County

Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Zocalo Public Square Talks to the Inland Empire

Economic Development

KPCC: How Collaboration Brought Veteran Homelessness to A ‘Functional Zero’ in Riverside County

KPCC: How Preschoolers in Riverside County are Swiping their Way Into Headstart Quality Standards

Claremont Graduate Professor Speaks to Forbes About the Neuroscience of Giving

Politics & Policy

What did Inland residents decide for themselves on November 8?

At-A-Glance: Who Did We Hire to Represent the Inland Empire?

Norco To Put A Lid On Dumpster Diving

City of Rancho Cucamonga: New Construction, New Attractions

What did Inland residents decide for themselves on November 8?

Prop 51: Better Schools Now or Better Funding Policy Later?