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Athiest group's first billboard in state up in Rancho Cucamonga
Bill, You Are Such A Loser. You win the Award. You get the gold. (Nov 12, 2009 | post #413)
Honoring Rancho Cucamonga's founders
Montclair...Gag! This little town used to be seen as a very upscale and desirable place to live. Today the town has decayed into a shattered mess. Home ownership is a distant memory here, where the renting of entire neighborhoods has plunged the city into mass disrepair and blight. Multiple families living in single family properties seems to be a major reason for Montclair's civic downfall. Can't wait until Nordstrom moves from Montclair Plaza to Victoria Gardens. Seems the Montclair Plaza does not attract the high end customers it used to. That's what happens when your city turns to $#!%. Too bad. Oh well, Nordstrom will do better in Downtown Cucamonga anyway. (Nov 11, 2009 | post #5)
R.C. residents say supervisor had role in stop sign demise
Hillside and Amethyst has an undeveloped parcel of land where homes are surely to be built. When this land is developed, Hillside Avenue must be realigned. Then a stop sign would make sense and the intersection would be up to date and much safer. If this intersection is not realigned, it will continue to be very unsafe and awkward. Instead of complaining about a stop sign, you should get a petition together to realign Hillside. You really all should be complaining about the city waiting for developers to improve the streets instead of the city taking charge and improving the streets themselves. Realignment Now! Hillside ___________ ___________ Rd. _____________ _____________ (Nov 11, 2009 | post #14)
Planning experts review largest remaining property in Ontario
And thats why you are not a developer. This piece of property has been held on to by the Meridith Family for decades. The father who owned the property said he wanted his children to keep the land undeveloped until the Ontario economy could handle office towers. He told them to wait to sell it because he knew what he had. The lot is zoned for multiple 30 and 40 story towers. The High Speed Rail Station will be here along with the Metro Gold Line Station. The train stations will be next to the LA/ONT Airport which will dwarf John Wayne in passengers, cargo, and business. The airport will expand into a monster with only LAX as its only competition. Don't hold your breath for open space in this region. The people who own the land are waiting so they can build the largest developments economically possible. If you want open space there is plenty of it in the high desert. The IE will transform from a small agricultural area just like OC was into an international powerhouse and corporate headquarters. The cities of Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga will experience massive verticle growth. The city of San Bernardino will be totlly redeveloped and will become one of the most important cities in the nation again. You need to read more on the future of the Inland Empire. There is plenty of material. Chino Hills is going to be one of the largest cities in the State due to the sheer size of the new city borders. Homes will be built here more than anywhere in the valley and they will be built right up to the edge of whats left of the forest. The hilly canyons will become avenues and the traffic will roar in from OC. Tonner and Carbon Canyons will be the first to go. The water towers are already planned, the roads being graded, and the hillsides are being deformed. Chino Hills will be gobbled up by the greater Ontario area and the ever expanding OC cities. And just to let you know there will be no more construction of single family homes in the forseeable future so Chino Hills better find a way to make apartment blocks fit into those hillsides. If you came to the Inland Valley for open space you've got another thing coming. Chino Hills...Can we build a neighborhood there? Of course you can as long as you leave a creekbed or two. Yeah Yeah we'll just turn them into parks. (Oct 5, 2009 | post #9)
Planning experts review largest remaining property in Ontario
http://www.ci.onta rio.ca.us/index.cf m/22422/57346 (Sep 29, 2009 | post #6)
Why are Americans becoming so stupid?
Our society is nearing it's idocracy stage. With the acceptance of the RFID chip it will be very easy for a future sinister corporation or government to control our dumbed down society, especially during the mis-information age. If you really look at the society as a whole it is idiotic and destructive. We watch our freeway bridges collapse but spend all our time hating the gays or abortion or minorities or women, or the middle east etc... People, all people used to care about their cities and took pride in their bridges and rail systems. We have a total breakdown of civic pride in this nation and if we continue on this path we will have nothing worth having. (Sep 29, 2009 | post #88)
Planning experts review largest remaining property in Ontario
40 story office and condo towers will be built on this property. Ontario will make Anaheim look like Disneyland because of the Airport and High Speed Rail Port. The future airport expansion will give Ontario an edge over cities like Irvine and Anaheim. It's not hard to imagine a scaled down version of Century City developing here. Pretty exciting. (Sep 29, 2009 | post #2)
Masked group kills RC resident
At least I'm not the loser who checks up on people's driving records. I'm too busy going to private E! Channel parties but I guess you just grow out of that sort of thing. I am busy and I don't have time to worry about former high school band members. But since you asked how bout you, probably tied down in a dead end job, paid too much for your house if you even own, had way too many kids, and the wifey will never lose that baby weight...my man. Get a life and stay out of mine you loser. (Jul 21, 2009 | post #41)
Masked group kills RC resident
You. Nothing better to do you **** ing stalker. (Jul 21, 2009 | post #40)
Gutierrez hit with contempt of court order
Trailor trash people do have brown lawns. They usually have no connection to Cucamonga at all. Most live in Texas and other states like that. Cucamonga looks like a parkscape while Texas looks like baked trash. And all those mountains in Cucamonga, I just don't know how many thousands more homes they will build with kitchen windows looking down on the valley or up at the awesome mountains but I do know that the tax revenue will pour even more money into Rancho's already burgeoning city treasury. How bout those mountains in Texas...oh I'm sorry no mountains in that state. I'll take Alta Loma in the greater L.A. suburbs over anywhere Texas. I like one thing about Texas and that it is new and is a sunbelt state. I really like the sunbelt states. (May 20, 2009 | post #21)
Masked group kills RC resident
Rancho Cucamonga is the 11th safest city in the nation out of thousands and thousands of cities with populations over 100,000. This city is far from sliding downhill. We have very very few murders but we do have a lot of robberies. When the economy rebounds this Inland Empire will become one of the most affluent areas in the nation, much like Orange County in the 80's and 90's. Ontario will be our Irvine. Living in a super safe city is not always a good thing. There is such a thing as too safe. There is such a thing as a police city and a police state. There is a difference between city police and sherrifs. Maybe our police force should patrol the neighborhoods more and get off the arterial streets. I never see police in the neighborhoods patroling yet I see countless police cars pass me on the arterial streets and freeway. I am not blaming the police for letting this incident happen I am just saying that they need to do a better job at protecting all the citizens of the city instead of writing citations and scaring the hell out of the youngsters who know what the Rancho Cucamonga Sherrif Department is really all about. This suburban police force needs major reform. Stop pulling people over for their music being too loud and patrol the hoods. (Mar 19, 2009 | post #14)
Upland yogurt shop cancels gay club's event
Your an adult when you turn 18 you narrow minded twit. And children have rights too. I am so sick of people deciding that you are nothing until you become an adult. Grow up. (Mar 19, 2009 | post #99)
Honoring Rancho Cucamonga's founders
The founders of Rancho Cucamonga would be very proud of what a magnificent city it has turned out to be. What was once just three small towns: Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda is now the 9th fastest growing city in the nation, the 11th safest city in the nation, and has been selected as the premier city of the Inland Empire for corporate destinations. Upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment are the newest additions to the city and are a total success. The city tax revenues in the first year of the mall opening jumped 44 percent. The mall design won two silver star awards which was a first, and the mall also made headlines around the world as one of the most successful retail projects in the nation. Downtown Cucamonga is not yet finished. The office/condo element will replace the surrounding parking with highrise towers and parking structures. The Terra Vista Town Power Center is still booming even though the mall opened two blocks away. The city did not want to hurt business along the Foothill Corridor and it did a great job with the downtown transition. Our founders expected the best. Growing from a bedroom community to an executive corporate destination in a decade is the dream of any city. This dream will become reality because this is Rancho Cucamonga and we get things done. (Jan 12, 2009 | post #3)
Here...here Frank. I fully agree with your much needed comment. (Nov 25, 2008 | post #2)
Controversial `Imagine No Religion' billboard removed in Rancho...
Rancho Cucamonga not only will be known as the city that seperated church and state, but also holds the title as the city that denied the 9-11 Freedom Flame statue to be built in it's park due to political bias and neighborhood objection. Ontario will get the statue instead. Well at least the fascist style checkpoints have stopped in the city. But they closed the hottest bar in town. Imagine no religion. Imagine no Freedom Flame. Imagine no re-election. MATTHEW WEST ALTA LOMA (Nov 25, 2008 | post #175)
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