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Young adult event in Southern California builds new collaborations
When asked to sing at a young adult conference and night of worship for the Southeastern California Conference (SECC), I immediately said yes.
How ChatGPT and other AI could affect Inland Empire employment
Nov. 30, 2022 will be marked in the history books as the day when a large share of the population, not only in the United States but in the world, started to become aware of Artificial Intelligence.
Crow Holdings Pays Nearly $4M Per Acre for Land in the Inland Empire
As industrial developers search for space to build more warehouses to meet rampant demand, Crow Holdings has completed three deals that combine 13.3 contiguous acres of residential land in Southern California’s Inland Empire for a total of $51.7 million.
Local Teachers Receive $100 Valentine’s Day Surprise
Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but the sweet sentiments shared in those cute little cards we give and receive each year linger on. Sometimes those Valentines come with tiny candy hearts that say “Be Mine” or “Crazy 4 U” or other sappy sentiments, but for three local teachers, Valentine’s Day brought them much more than a box of candy.
VA lowers interest rates, makes housing more affordable for Native American Veterans
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced that it has lowered the interest rate for VA Native American Direct Loans from 6% to 2.5%, making access to housing loans more affordable for Native American Veterans.
