Northgate Gonzalez Market is hiring ahead of its debut this spring in Chino.
The Anaheim-based grocery chain is redeveloping the former Clark’s Nutrition Natural Foods Market at Mountain Village Plaza at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and Riverside Drive. The Chino store will be the company’s third in the Inland Empire.
Northgate and the city are joining forces to host two job fairs this month, one on Feb. 11 and the other Feb. 25. Jobs are available in various departments including cashier, panadería (bread), carnicería (meat) and tortillería (tortillas).
In addition to the usual groceries, Northgate sells an array of Mexican prepared foods, seasoned carne asada, chorizo, fresh guacamole and the company’s popular carnitas.
Applicants should spruce up (and bring) their resumes to the hiring fairs, with both taking place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the store’s parking lot at 12835 Mountain Ave.
For more information, applicants can go to northgatemarket.com/careers.
Northgate operates 45 supermarkets in Southern California, plus its flagship Mercado Gonzelez store in Costa Mesa.
Trumark Homes is building new single-family homes on lots it recently acquired in Corona. Elaris in Corona’s Horsethief Canyon will feature 226 houses on 46 acres in two neighborhoods: Aria and Lyria. Seen here is an aerial view of the Elaris lots. (Photo courtesy of Trumark Homes)
226 new homes coming to Corona
Trumark Homes is building 226 single family houses on lots it recently acquired in Corona.
Elaris in the city’s Horsethief Canyon community will feature 46 acres of detached homes and amenities in two neighborhoods: Aria and Lyria.
The houses will come in six floor plans, ranging from 2,180 square feet to 2,894 square feet, with three to five bedrooms, two-and-a-half to four bathrooms and two-car garages.
Amenities will include a community park with a tot lot, pool and spa, barbecue area and firepits.
Construction on the model homes has begun, Trumark said. It expects to have those ready for prospective buyers by summer.
Kaiser grant helping SAC Health expand services
Kaiser Permanente in January gave SAC Health a $24,000 grant to help the health care provider expand its services in the region.
The grant is part of a larger $3.3 million commitment from Kaiser to bolster San Bernardino “safety nets,” supporting SAC Health, community clinics and school districts that serve low-income and vulnerable populations.
SAC Health said it will use the latest grant to help the most vulnerable community members and its low-income patients.
“This funding allows us to provide services to those without insurance or who lack sufficient coverage, ensuring that financial barriers do not prevent individuals from accessing the essential medical care they need,” SAC Health said in a statement to the Inland News Group.
SAC Health also is looking forward to its soon-to-be-opened, school-based clinic SAC Health Wellness Center at Pacific High School in San Bernardino. The clinic will provide primary care and pediatric services to families in that neighborhood.
Car Pros Kia Moreno Valley commissioned local artist Patrick Barwinski to paint a mural on its newly expanded service center. The dealership spent $2.25 million on a 7,500 square-foot addition, expanding its service bays to 27 from 13. (Photo courtesy of Car Pros Kia Moreno Valley)
Kia Moreno Valley completes $2.25M service shop expansion
Car Pros Automotive Group recently wrapped up work on a $2.25 million expansion of its service center at Car Pros Kia Moreno Valley.
The 7,500 square-foot addition boosted the service bay count to 27 from 13. The dealership says it now can book more than 100 appointments daily, where it once could take between 40 and 50.
Staffing also grew about 20%, the company said, to support the service shop and the rising demand from Riverside County residents.
The dealership also commissioned a mural of Moreno Valley by Patrick Barwinski, a local artist from the city.
“As Kia’s momentum accelerates, we’re investing in the people, training and electrified vehicle expertise needed to deliver exceptional care for every customer who walks through our doors,” said Juan Alarcon, president and chief operating officer of Car Pros Automotive Group.
Sanre Corp. paid $3.9 million for this industrial property at 1215 Graphite Drive in Corona. The seller of the 10,608-square-foot building on 0.68 acres was Graphite Drive LLC. (Photo courtesy of Lee & Associates Riverside)
Corona property trades owners for $3.9 million
An industrial property at 1215 Graphite Drive in Corona traded owners Jan. 9 for $3.9 million.
Sanre Corp. sold the 10,608-square-foot building on 0.68 acres to Graphite Drive LLC, according to Lee & Associates in Riverside.
“The strong fundamentals of this asset, combined with its strategic Corona location, made it an attractive opportunity for ownership,” said David Williams. “We continue to see solid demand for well-located industrial properties in the Inland Empire.”
The facility includes 3,432 square feet of office space, 18-foot clear height, one dock-high door, two ground-level doors, fire sprinklers and a secured yard.
Lee & Associates represented the seller, and Lee & Associates Orange represented the buyer.
Joseph Busby is the new chief financial officer at the The Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. Previously, Busby was vice president of finance at Sycuan Casino Resort in El Cajon. (Photo courtesy of Morongo Casino Resort & Spa)
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Joseph Busby is the new chief financial officer at the The Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. Previously, Busby was vice president of finance at Sycuan Casino Resort in El Cajon. (Photo courtesy of Morongo Casino Resort & Spa)
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Joseph Busby is the new chief financial officer at the The Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. In this role, he oversees the casino’s financial strategy and operations. Previously, Busby was vice president of finance at Sycuan Casino Resort in El Cajon and before that chief compliance offer at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Amy Russo is the new director of Women’s and Children’s Services at Riverside Community Hospital, effective today. Russo, with more than a decade of nursing experience in maternal-child and perinatal services, previously was director of maternal child health at Corona Regional Medical Center. In addition to her certification as an intermediate fetal monitoring instructor, she’s also held leadership and clinical roles as a perinatal clinical educator, department manager, supervisor and staff nurse.
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