The Moreno Valley City Council has taken the next step in creating a new City core by approving the sale of 56.42 acres at Alessandro Blvd. and Nason St. for development as a mixed-use master-planned Town Center, consisting of commercial, office and public uses. The buyer, Lewis Acquisition Company, is the largest and oldest master-planned
In his annual State of the City address, Dr, Yxstian Gutierrez, Mayor of Moreno Valley, praised both the City government and MoVal residents for continuing to move forward despite the virus crisis. "It’s traditional in these speeches to declare the state of our City to be strong, and I will not stray from that tradition.
Moreno Valley City Council members joined representatives of the Chamber of Commerce to cut the ribbon on the new Tractor Supply Company store at Stoneridge Towne Centre, 27330 Eucalyptus Ave. Tractor Supply Company offers a wide range of products, from farm and ranch and livestock supplies to sporting goods, home living items and even tractors,
At its regular meeting on June 2, the Moreno Valley City Council approved an emergency resolution allowing restaurants to expand outdoor seating in order to serve more customers while remaining in compliance with state rules allowing for limited indoor dining with physical distancing. The resolution allows for dining areas to be added where it can
MORENO VALLEY, Calif. (April 1, 2020) -- Whether we choose to do it on Takeout Tuesday or a day without a clever nickname, every dollar residents spend ordering out from MoVal restaurants helps support a business sector that, when healthy, employs as many as 5,000 Moreno Valley residents. "Food-preparation and -service businesses can make a
The Moreno Valley City Council has approved changes to the City's Hire a MoVal Veteran program, adding a new $500 bonus for MoVal military veterans hired locally and increasing the incentive for the hiring employer, as well. Hire a MoVal Vet, part of the City's larger Hire MoVal initiative, was created to encourage Moreno
The City of Moreno Valley Economic Development Department has launched a new series of free workshops designed to help job seekers become more desirable potential employees. The new "Training Tuesdays" workforce development workshop series will provide job seekers from across the region with training and resources to learn new skills, gain a competitive advantage and
Young people between the ages of 18 and 34 -- Millennials -- learned a tough lesson from the Great Recession: Home ownership carries with it a certain amount of risk. So it's not surprising that the national rate of home ownership for that age group has dropped about three percent in the last 10 years.
Commercial real estate owners, developers and property managers from across Southern California along with economic development executives, buyers and lenders active in the retail, industrial and multi-family sectors converged on Moreno Valley today for the Annual Inland Empire Commercial Real Estate Conference. The event, held Jan. 23 at the City's Conference & Recreation Center,
City leaders from Moreno Valley proudly accepted the City's designation as Public Partner of the Year from the Inland Empire Economic Partnership (IEEP). The recognition was presented at the organization's annual dinner on Jan. 16. Moreno Valley, Riverside County's second-largest City, was chosen for the IEEP honor in recognition of its successful efforts
