Monthly Archives: October 2008

   Several bonds that will be priced on Nov. 3 and fund projects across Riverside County — construction of an animal care facility, an 800 MHz public safety radio communication system, and the leasing of several buildings — were given an “AA-” … Continue reading →

   Poseeq Inc. has just opened its doors in San Bernardino.    The company is an Internet-based technology start-up that provides free service which converts travel itineraries to calendar appointments, which can be seen on a mobile phone.    For … Continue reading →

   The office space vacancy rate in the Inland Empire rose to more than 17 percent in this year’s third quarter, according to a report recently published by Studley Inc., a New York-based commercial real-estate firm.    That’s up from … Continue reading →

   Three large land deals were recently made in the High Desert and Low Desert communities.    Irvine-based Whittlesey Doyle, a land brokerage and advisory firm, represented the buyer and seller in the sale of an 80-acre, gated property of … Continue reading →

   Redlands-based estate planning attorney Nathan McIntyre recently attended an educational conference in San Diego sponsored by the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys.     McIntyre completed course sessions covering recent developments in the estate planning industry, including topics such … Continue reading →

   The San Bernardino-Riverside area ranked No. 3 nationwide in foreclosure filings from July to September, according to a Thursday report by Irvine-based RealtyTrac, a real-estate data services company.    A so-called “foreclosure filing” includes mortgage defaults, auction sales and … Continue reading →

Frito-Lay’s Rancho Cucamonga facility has become the city’s first member of the Environmental Protection Agency’s National Environmental Performance Track Program by “demonstrating excellence in environmental management and committing to above-standard goals for continuous improvements in environmental performance,” according to a … Continue reading →

   Sportsman’s Warehouse — a Bass Pro-type outdoors sporting store — has shuttered its doors in Victorville due to a battered economy, laying off 85 employees.    The company has about 70 stores nationwide but has been closing other stores over … Continue reading →

   Harbor Guard Boats, a subsidiary of San Bernardino-based Medina International Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: MIHI), completed delivery of its 2008 twin jet drive Defender 28′ with Harbor Guard Boats Patented 2000 GPM fire-suppression diverter system option on Sept. 22, to … Continue reading →

Rancho Cucamonga-based Emrise Corp., a multi-national manufacturer of defense and aerospace electronic devices and communications equipment, announced Tuesday that it received $1 million in additional orders from a major international marine services provider for electronic systems for identifying and marking … Continue reading →