California's Inland Empire Has 5 Of Nation's Fastest Growing Cities
Of the 25 fastest-growing cities over three years, five are in Riverside and San Bernardino counties
The new Census figures came as no surprise to city officials throughout the popular Inland communities, where thousands of new residents have moved after fleeing Los Angeles and Orange counties in search of more affordable housing.Rancho Cucamonga and Fontana made the top 10, while Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley landed in the top 25.
Thanks to G. Edward Freeman
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