OPINION Business activity in the Inland Empire has continued to recover from the pandemic along a steady upward trajectory, outperforming...

OPINION Chris Porro, Small Business Banking for Inland Empire, Bank of America  By Chris Porro, Small Business Banking for Inland...

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OPINION By Adelena Lopez, Inland Empire Consumer Region executive, Bank of America While businesses are beginning to slowly and safely...

OPINION By Stacy Cumberbatch -- Content Contributor While the Opportunity Zone tax incentive introduced at the end of 2017 has...

San Bernardino County (SBC) attracts millions of visitors and tourists every year. Despite a deadly global pandemic, rising political tension and an unpredictable stock market, SBC tourism has shown ongoing resilience compared to pre COVID-19 life. Interestingly, and given a healthy combination of business mix and ‘drive-to’ destinations, tourism in certain parts of SBC continued to grow despite the pandemic.