Andrew Edwards
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Long Beach, CA, United States
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Survey: Business is booming for inland manufacturers
Manufacturers in Riverside and San Bernardino counties are enjoying a growth streak that’s been ongoing for nearly a year and a half, according to a Cal State San Bernardino survey of local f… → Read More
Long Beach nonprofit to pay credit-check costs for would-be renters
A new pilot program for would-be Long Beach renters is designed to cover the bills that often come before it’s even time to hand over the first rent payment. → Read More
Investors spend nearly $1 billion on Long Beach apartments, outpacing Greater LA
Investors spent nearly $1 billion buying Long Beach apartment buildings over a 12-month period, well more than any other submarket in Greater Los Angeles. → Read More
Many renters who move to the Inland Empire don’t plan to stay
Location is a bigger factor than a job offer when it comes to renters’ decisions to move to the Inland Empire area, and slightly fewer than a quarter of newcomers plan to live her for the lon… → Read More
Smart move: Ontario’s dairy fields turn to techy neighborhoods aimed at millennials, boomers
Hundreds and hundreds of new homes, some of which come equipped with new-age “smart home” technology from the likes of Apple and Amazon, are transforming a large swath of former Inland … → Read More
Reports: Funding cuts leave Inland Empire short 137,000 affordable rental units
The reports also suggest renters earning less than the median income in either county may be spending roughly two-thirds or more of their paychecks to keep a roof over their heads. → Read More
Raytheon to conduct technology tests out of Ontario International Airport
The company will assign 25 employees to the hangar on a full-time basis, with its staffing growing to some 50 people when more hands are needed for a project. → Read More
Raytheon to conduct technology tests out of Ontario International Airport
The company will assign 25 employees to the hangar on a full-time basis, with its staffing growing to some 50 people when more hands are needed for a project. → Read More
Raytheon to conduct technology tests out of Ontario International Airport
The company will assign 25 employees to the hangar on a full-time basis, with its staffing growing to some 50 people when more hands are needed for a project. → Read More
Raytheon to conduct technology tests out of Ontario International Airport
The company will assign 25 employees to the hangar on a full-time basis, with its staffing growing to some 50 people when more hands are needed for a project. → Read More
Report: New tax law may put $7,000 in pockets of married Inland Empire’s renters
The Inland Empire’s renters may enjoy greater tax benefits relative to homeowners following last year’s changes to the U.S. tax code, a major brokerage reported. → Read More
Inland Empire nonprofits receive $635,000 to help families fund down payments
The money will help finance down-payment assistance for new home owners and other services. → Read More
Carson wins latest round in long-running rent control fight at Colony Cove
The latest turn in the long-running legal feud over a Carson law limiting rent increases at mobile home parks went in the city’s favor, and that’s something that may bolster cities’ abilities to re… → Read More
Here’s why one economist is bullish on San Bernardino County
‘Every single number suggests San Bernardino and the Inland Empire is on fire,’ said UC Riverside economist Christopher Thornberg → Read More
Los Angeles County offers cash to landlords willing to take in homeless tenants
Housing officials in Los Angeles County and cities, such as Long Beach, are offering incentives to landlords as part of an effort to help homeless people obtain rental housing. → Read More
Los Angeles County offers cash to landlords willing to take in homeless tenants
Housing officials in Los Angeles County and cities, such as Long Beach, are offering incentives to landlords as part of an effort to help homeless people obtain rental housing. → Read More
JetBlue reducing Long Beach flights, blames city for halting international plan
The airline says last year’s decision by the City Council to refuse international flights was a deciding factor. → Read More
JetBlue to return to Ontario Airport with flights to New York
JetBlue Airways Corp. executives plan a return to Ontario International Airport after about a decade’s absence from the city. → Read More
Cerritos files lawsuit in attempt to block condo development in Artesia
Filing a lawsuit to block new construction is not really an unusual happening in California and now, one southland city is suing its neighbor in a bid to stop a $60-million condominium project. → Read More
TransAm Challenge brings history, velocity to Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
A pack of Ford Boss 302 Mustangs, Chevrolet Camaros and other pony cars whipped around the streets of Long Beach’s shoreline Saturday while giving fans of vintage racing a chance to relive the days… → Read More