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On January 10, Governor Gavin Newsom released his proposed budget for fiscal years 2022-23, noting that he intended to use a portion of the state’s enormous budget surplus to address some of the state’s most serious existential challenges. Newsom said in a statement that the California Blueprint “illuminates the path forward to continue the historic …
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It was announced in a news release issued by Fontana that the city has seen an improvement in its credit and bond ratings, indicating that the investing community has restored confidence in the city’s financial health. In addition to the company’s issuer credit rating being increased from AA- to AA, Standard & Poor’s has also …
The Fontana City Council authorized plans for a new shopping mall to be constructed in the city’s northern section earlier this month. Earlier in the month, the city’s planning commission gave its approval to the proposals, which were then implemented. According to the company’s estimates, Citrus Crossroads will open in the second half of next …
As a local business leader, Fontana citizen, and environmentalist, I applaud the Fontana mayor and City Council for recently deciding to adopt new development regulations that will help the city balance post-COVID economic recovery while also protecting our air, streets, and way of life. Other cities have taken harsh measures to handle the new realities …
The New Year has arrived in Fontana, but it feels eerily similar to the previous one. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is still the main concern on citizens’ minds. The epidemic peaked in January 2021 before decreasing to very low levels, allowing the city to return to a (still restricted) sense of normalcy last winter. After being closed …
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The settlement, according to State Attorney General Rob Bonta, is “unique” in how it solves environmental inequities. Fontana and state Attorney General Rob Bonta have reached an agreement in a lawsuit filed last summer challenging the city’s approval of a 206,000-square-foot warehouse near Jurupa Hills High School at Slover and Oleander avenues. Bonta termed the …
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