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New Updates in the City

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Eastvale – There are several new updates happening in Eastvale.

After several weeks of construction, the Eastvale Library has now reopened! Be sure to visit them at 7447 Scholar Way during regular business hours: Monday to Thursday from 4 PM to 9 PM; Friday from 4 PM to 7 PM; and Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Also under construction are residential streets in Eastvale. The City began filling cracks on several streets so water doesn’t get into the cracks. Water could further erode the road and cause potholes or other issues. They provided a video showing what was done and what will happen over the next few weeks. They said that the filing on the cracks will eventually change to a dirty gray that matches the pavement.

“Please be aware that lane closures may be necessary, so we urge you to follow all posted traffic instructions and drive safely,” stated the City in a news release. To see the project map, click here: https://www.eastvaleca.gov/home/showdocument?id=17458 For further information, please contact Eastvale’s Public Works team at publicworks@eastvaleca.gov or call 951.703.4470.

The City has also announced the launch of their new Flickr account. The City of Eastvale hosts a variety of events throughout the year, and they want to share the community photos from these occasions. Check out the Flickr album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/200406426@N05/albums or on their website under the Communications tab.

In addition, the City is now accepting applications for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for the 2025-2026 Program Year.

“The City of Eastvale is a Cooperating City in the County of Riverside CDBG program,” stated a City news release. “The County of Riverside Department of Housing and Workforce Solutions (HWS) has initiated the 2025-2026 CDBG application cycle and issued its Notice of Funding Availability to the City of Eastvale. The County of Riverside established several minimum thresholds concerning the Cooperating Cities’ CDBG application process.”

Specific information on the application process as well as how to download an application can be found on the City website.  All applications with required attachments must be received by Monday, October 14, 2024 by 8 a.m.

“City staff will review and evaluate each application for eligibility based on national program objectives that have been set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The City Council will make the final 2025-2026 CDBG Funding Determinations at the regularly scheduled City Council Meeting on November 13, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.”

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New to the City

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Eastvale – New businesses and new construction is happening in the City.

Limonite Avenue from Hamner Avenue to Scholar Way will be under construction for the next few months. Construction started mid-August to take westbound Limonite Avenue from 2 lanes to 1 lane. It will take approximately two months to complete.

“We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to make the city more functional for years to come,” stated the City. “For additional information and questions, please reach out to publicworks@eastvaleca.gov or call 951.703.4470.”

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

On August 12, Gameday Men’s Health had their ribbon cutting ceremony.  “Gameday Men’s Health is a clinic designed for men on-the-go. They are dedicated to high quality, effective treatment programs designed to increase men’s health,” stated the City. Visit them at 14252 Schleisman Road, Suite 205 in Eastvale or make an appointment online at https://gamedaymenshealth.com/eastvale/

Another business that opened this month was Tenmaya Japanese Restaurant. This restaurant “offers exquisite cuisine, warm and attentive service, and a cozy dining atmosphere,” said the City. “They provide premium sushi and sashimi, raw bar, sushi rolls, teppanyaki, teriyaki, mix tempura and much more!” Visit them at Hamner Place at 12518 Schleisman Rd, Suite 100. You can also visit their website at https://www.tenmayaeastvale.com.

Lastly, Eastvale’s first All American Express Car Wash had their groundbreaking ceremony last month. The car wash will be open at 7075 Hamner Avenue, Eastvale in the near future.

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Growing City

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Eastvale – The City is growing with more new businesses.

Slice House has officially opened at the Cloverdale Marketplace shopping center at 12648 Limonite Avenue. They have over 30 locations across the West Coast, where they offer artisan pizza with fast casual dining. They are open from 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Also, Handel’s Ice Cream is officially open! “Since 1945, Handel’s has been hand-crafting dozens of delicious ice cream flavors fresh each day and we are overjoyed to welcome them to the community,” stated the City in a news release. “They will also have a special grand opening on August 10 starting at 11:00 a.m. where the first 100 guests receive free ice cream for a year!” They are located at Cloverdale Marketplace at 12648 Limonite Avenue and are open from 11 am -10 pm.

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New Additions

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Eastvale – There are new additions to Eastvale!

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Cassidy’s Corner Café came to Eastvale and hosted their grand opening on Saturday, June 1. “Cassidy’s Corner Café is known for their handcrafted, homemade fresh bagel bites and sandwiches as well as their one-of-a-kind coffee blends,” according to the City. “They can be found at 12548 Schleisman Road, Suite 140, inside of the Hamner Place shopping center.”

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

The Slice House will also be coming to Eastvale and opening this summer. “The fast casual pizza restaurant by world renowned pizza champion will debut at Cloverdale Marketplace, representing the first Slice House restaurant to open in Riverside County,” said the City. “The new restaurant is currently hiring across all positions and is expected to bring more than 40 new full and part-time jobs to the Eastvale community. For more information, visit http://www.slicehouse.com”

Also added to Eastvale are nine military banners. The following banners were added to thank them for their service:

Archie Arboleda – Army

Caden Lingad – Navy

Colt Ramoneda – Marines

Derek Hernandez – Army

Isaac Tanenbaum – Marine Corps

Joseph A. Burgos – Navy

Martin Maduakor Jr. – Army

Matthew Kuhse – Marine

Philip Sanchez Jr. – Navy

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

The City of Eastvale is now accepting applications for their Military Banner Program. “This program recognizes Eastvale residents and their immediate family members (spouse, parent, grandparent, legal guardian, child, or sibling) who are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces,” said the City. “Apply from this month until September 30, 2024 for the November installation and show your appreciation for their service!” Learn more and submit your application at the City of Eastvale website: www.eastvaleca.gov.

Lastly, the Jurupa Valley Station proudly announced the promotion of Captain Koehler to Chief Deputy. “Chief Koehler, your leadership has made an indelible mark on our station,” said the Jurupa Valley Station Facebook page. “Your drive, vision, compassion, and unwavering leadership will be remembered fondly. You will be greatly missed! Thank you for your dedicated service to the communities of Jurupa Valley, Eastvale, Norco, and Riverside County.”

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Eastvale – The city is always growing and that includes job opportunities too!

The City of Eastvale is looking for a Senior Engineer. “Our Senior Engineer will serve as a key member of the City’s Engineering Division and will contribute to the maintenance and operation of the City’s infrastructure by ensuring the safety and quality of streets, sidewalks, traffic signals, street lights, traffic signs and storm drain outlets,” stated the City. This position includes a 4-day work week, management leave, education reimbursements, and a salary of $103,463.52 – $146,191.32.

The city is also looking for an Administrative Specialist. “Our Administrative Specialist will serve as a key member of the City’s Building & Safety Division and will ensure that the permitting process for all of Eastvale’s residential, commercial and industrial properties are completed accurately and efficiently while providing excellent customer service,” stated the City. This position includes a 4-day work week, education reimbursements, and a salary of $38,532 – $54,446. If interested in either position, apply at www.eastvaleca.gov.

You can also apply to the Military Banner Program. The City of Eastvale is currently accepting applications until March 28, 2024. “The program was created to recognize and celebrate Eastvale residents or their immediate family members (spouse, parent, grandparent, legal guardian, child, or sibling) who are currently serving on active duty in the United States Armed Forces,” according to the city. If interested in applying, please fill out an application at www.eastvaleca.gov.

Lastly, the City of Eastvale is starting Season 2 of the Good Morning Eastvale podcast. They just finished season 1 with their final episode featuring author and CEO of Breaking the Chain Consulting, Jim Uhl. Jim and Mollie delve deep into the world of organizational development, unlocking strengths, and serving the community better. Season 2 will bring more insightful conversations with elected officials, local businesses, residents, students, and more.

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New Additions

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Eastvale – New businesses have opened and new updates have been announced for the City. Here is a list of businesses now open in the Cravings Food Hall located in The Station, provided by the City of Eastvale:

Photo courtesy: City of Eastvale

– Lima Nikkei is a Japanese-Peruvian fusion of temaki created by Chef Jason Yamaguchi. It offers guests a world of flavor as fresh fish are flown in daily from Japan and each dish includes house-made sauces inspired by the colorful world of Peru.

– Monkey King Brewery offers a rotating 16-tap beer menu and will soon highlight and showcase a handful of their own in-house brewed beers. The brewery is also known for its Bulgogi Philly Cheesesteaks, Route 66 American burger, and Bao Buns!

– Nhau Vietnamese Street Food/The Coop Asian Fried Chicken is a place you won’t want to miss. From house-made pho to the best finger-licking sweet and spicy fried chicken strips, you can have a full day’s meal all at one stop!

– Ostrea’s seafood and raw bar provides a casual fine-dining experience and offers everything from classic cocktails to lobster rolls to fresh oysters.

Photo courtesy: City of Eastvale

– Mura Shabu focuses on classic Japanese shabu shabu flavors with a modernized twist. Their shabu shabu utilizes sushi grade seafood, Wagyu beef, and amazing broths.

Other great additions to the City are that the City is continuing to invest in zero-emission vehicles (ZEV). “With the support of a grant from MRSC, the City has acquired two light duty ZEVs, one medium duty ZEV, and two Level II EV charging stations,” stated the City in a news release. “These significant additions align perfectly with our commitment to fueling opportunities for zero-and-low emission vehicles. Stay tuned for more updates!”

The City is also offering an opportunity for someone to be a community champion and a city ambassador via the Eastvale Leadership Academy. “This in-depth, interactive program provides a behind-the-scenes look at local government and helps build connections within the community,” stated the City. Meeting Dates are February 15, February 22, February 29, March 7, March 14, and March 21. Applicants must be 16 years or older, and live and work in the city of Eastvale. To apply, fill out the application at eastvaleca.gov, then submit the application to svasquez@eastvaleca.gov by February 1.

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New Businesses

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Eastvale – There are several new businesses and construction continues in the City.

Photo Courtesy: City of Eastvale
City Council members shared in the celebration of Drybar’s grand opening ceremony.

On Dec. 14th, the City Council, City staff, and the Eastvale Chamber of Commerce all joined together to welcome Drybar to the Eastvale Gateway. “Drybar specializes in blowouts, hair styling, and hair care products,” stated the City. “Their growing product line is sold in stores like Sephora, Nordstrom, Ulta, and more. Drybar is an excellent addition to the community and the City of Eastvale is excited to welcome them to the community!” Book your appointment today!

Photo Courtesy: City of Eastvale
Olive Garden celebrated their grand opening with City Council and Chamber members.

Another exciting addition is Olive Garden, which is officially open in Eastvale. This month, the Eastvale City Council, City Manager, and staff attended the Chamber’s ribbon cutting ceremony alongside many residents and visitors. “The City is so excited to welcome such a beautiful establishment to Eastvale,” stated the City. “Thank you to all that attended and thank you to SD Images for the photos.” Stop by Olive Garden at 12555 Cantu-Galleano Rach Road from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. today.

There is also construction all throughout the city. American Asphalt South is performing pavement resurfacing on various residential streets throughout the city from November 8, 2023 to January 31, 2024 from 8 am to 5 pm. The City advises that residents please stay off of road areas that are coned off as driving on incomplete roads will ruin the resurfacing. To see which streets are undergoing resurfacing please check out the map here: https://www.eastvaleca.gov/home/showdocument?id=17084

Photo Courtesy: City of Eastvale
The Limonite Gap Closure Project is well underway and making incredible progress.

The Limonite Gap Closure Project is also well underway and making incredible progress. The project completion date is the end of next year, according to the City.

In addition, the Hamner Avenue Project is still underway. Crews continue construction on the southbound eastern bridge span. It is advised that residents reduce their speed to 35 mph in the project area, watch for crews working on the shoulder from Detroit Street to Citrus Street and along the length of the bridge, according to the City. Pedestrians are asked to use RTA route 3 when bridge crossing is necessary. Subscribe at http://www.hamneraveproject.com/updates/ and stay connected with project progress on Instagram @hamneraveproject and on FB @Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening Project.

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New Additions To Eastvale

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Eastvale – There are exciting new additions and new updates in Eastvale!

Courtesy: City of Eastavle; Crumbl Cookies had their grand opening.

First, the City of Eastvale and the Eastvale Chamber of Commerce welcomed Crumbl Cookies to Eastvale and attended their grand opening ceremony last month. “We are incredibly excited to welcome this sweet treat to the community,” stated the City on their Facebook page. Stop by Crumbl Cookies at 4916 Hamner Avenue, Suite 130.

Other additions to the City are ten new Military banners. “The banners honor Eastvale residents or their immediate family members who are currently serving on active duty in the United States Armed Forces,” states the City. “The City takes pride in showcasing its deep respect and gratitude for the sacrifices made by our military personnel.” For more information on military banner installation, email svasquez@eastvaleca.gov.

Also, the City of Eastvale has now opened applications for their State of the City Community Honoree Awards. The Community Honoree Awards “recognize the meaningful contributions individuals and groups have made to the Eastvale community through volunteerism, acts of kindness, and active community participation, within the past twelve months,” states the City. The honoree will be recognized at the City’s State of the City event on October 5, 2023, held at Vantage Point Church.

If you know an individual or group that should win a Community Honoree Award, nominate them by August 28th. To fill out an application, please visit https://www.eastvaleca.gov/government/community-honoree-awards

Lastly, the City announced that the Public Works Department was recently approved to receive the Measure A Regional Arterial (MARA) funds from the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC). The total amount they will receive will be $13,500,000 to use towards the Limonite Gap Closure project. “A huge thank you and congratulations to our Public Works team for this accomplishment!” stated the City.

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What’s New In Eastvale

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Eastvale – New businesses open, new awards, new contests, and possibly a new zip code! Read more to find out what’s happening in Eastvale!

Photo Courtesy: City of Eastvale

La Bufadora Baja Grill is now officially open, ready for you to taste their fresh food and experience their comfortable atmosphere. La Bufadora has authentic Mexican food, including street tacos, quesadillas, asada fries, ceviche, and cocktails. They are located at 14135 Limonite Avenue, Eastvale, CA 92880.

Eastvale residents are also waiting for the new future Civic Center and Downtown to come to town. As you wait for construction to start, you can share your suggestions on what you think the name of the Civic Center and Downtown should be. Take the short survey to provide your name suggestion and you will be entered into a raffle to win a special Eastvale gift basket. The survey is at https://bit.ly/3L9PHr7 and will be available until April 24.

The City also recently received an Award of Excellence from the California Park & Recreation Society (CPRS) for the Marketing and Communication of last year’s International Food Festival. “This is a huge win for our Community Services and Communications teams,” stated the Ctiy. “Congratulations everyone and thank you to CPRS for selecting us!”

In addition, the City will be hosting another photo contest! Community members are encouraged to share a “shot of Eastvale” on their social media, tag the City’s page, and use #ShotofEastvale for a chance to win some special Eastvale merch. Winners will be announced on May 8. The photo contest categories are: 1) Love.Shop.Dine.Eastvale 2) Eastvale Landscape or 3) Faces of Eastvale.

Lastly, on March 29, Mayor Todd Rigby visited Sacramento to provide an in-person testimony regarding Senate Joint Resolution-3 The City of Eastvale: ZIP Code. “SJR-3 was introduced by Senator Roth and coauthored by Assembly Members Sabrina Cervantes and Bill Essayli,” stated the City. “The City of Corona was also kind enough to submit a testimony in support of the resolution. The Mayor’s comments were well received by the committee and the committee unanimously supported the measure! SJR-3 will now be placed on the Senate’s consent calendar. A big thank you to Mayor Rigby, Senator Roth, and Assembly Members Cervantes and Essayli for helping us with this ongoing endeavor!”

Here We Grow: New to Eastvale

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Eastvale – The City is always providing new updates on new additions to the City and new projects that are expected to be completed. Here is an update on what’s happening in Eastvale and the surrounding areas.

City of Eastvale; Eastvale Storage is now open for business in Eastvale.

Eastvale Storage is now open for business at 14555 Chandler Street. They offer storage units plus 600 and 700 sq. ft. business suites to small business owners. The Eastvale Storage recently shared on social media that they are experienced owner operators, and they take security very seriously. They also have a manager that lives onsite 24/7. In addition, all their units are accessible from the ground floor and there is plenty of parking on the property, which is different than nearby competitors.

Courtesy: City of Eastvale; Heroes Restaurant and Brewhouse is expected to open in early April.

Another business that is almost ready to open is the Heroes Restaurant & Brewhouse. Their sign just went up on their building and “diligent progress is being made inside,” stated the City. They are expected to open in early April so stay tuned for when you can visit them at the Hamner Place shopping center.

Construction is also underway in the surrounding areas of Eastvale. The Hamner Avenue bridge is now officially demolished and construction will now begin on the eastern bridge span of the new Mayor Berwin Hanna Bridge Avenue. The entire project is expected to be completed in winter of 2023/2024 and you will be able to use all 3 lanes when completed. Follow the Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening project on Facebook for more updates.

Another nearby construction is in the neighboring city of Corona. As of February 22, 2023, there will be a six-month closure along Rincon Street. This closure will allow Army Corps of Engineers to complete the dike construction and new Rincon Street roadway realignment over the new dike. “Access to the Corona Municipal Airport and Butterfield Park will remain throughout the duration of the Rincon Street closure and throughout the project construction,” according to the City. Nearby residents are asked to continue to detour traffic along River Road to Lincoln throughout the Rincon Street Closure. For more information about this closure, you can contact the City of Corona at www.coronaca.gov.

Lastly, our Military Banner program is putting up new signs along Archibald Avenue and Hamner Avenue. These banners will honor Eastvale residents and their immediate family members who are active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces. Banners will be created and installed during May and applications are due on March 31. Visit www.eastvaleca.gov to learn more about eligibility or email info@eastvaleca.gov.

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New Additions

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Eastvale – Eastvale continues to grow with new businesses and new additions to the City.

99 Ranch Market has officially opened in Eastvale. They had their grand opening ceremony on February 11 which included a traditional Lion Dance, a live bluefin tuna cutting show, and gift card giveaways. Hundreds of community members gathered including the Eastvale’s City Council, Chamber of Commerce, staff, and other dignitaries for the grand opening of this shopping center. 99 Ranch Market is located 4956 Hamner Avenue.

The City also announced the launch of its first-ever podcast, Good Morning Eastvale! “Good Morning Eastvale will air once a month and will feature guests like the City Council, City Manager, directors, staff, business owners, nonprofit owners, and community members,” stated the City. “Guests will be able to give a day-to-day, behind-the-scenes look at their life in Eastvale and talk about some common misconceptions they encounter in their role.”

“Our first guests will be Mayor Todd Rigby and Councilmember Clint Lorimore! Their episode will air in March, and we hope you tune in to hear them talk about public safety, financial stability, the future of downtown Eastvale, common misconceptions of being on the City Council, and just a little bit about their day-to-day life!”

Another new addition to Eastvale is the Spring 2023 Special Olympics Track and Field. Their seasons starts next week and practices will be held every Wednesday at River Heights Intermediate School from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. There will be multiple competitions against local cities, including competing at the Inland Empire Region Games on April 15, 2023.

For more information about participating in this program, please reach out to cvalenzuela@eastvaleca.gov. “No experience or training is necessary as there are opportunities to participate for ALL mobility ranges.”

Here We Grow: Hamner West Bridge Opened

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Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Eastvale – Last month, the Western Bridge Span officially opened on the new Mayor Berwin Hanna Bridge on Hamner Avenue. Traffic has now shifted to the new section and demolition of the old bridge is in progress.

The new speed limit is 35 MPH in the construction zone, and it is advised to watch for uneven pavement as you drive cautiously through the area. “No pedestrian access is granted over the bridge during the phase of construction due to safety and limited access,” according to the Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening Project facebook. “Pedestrians may use RTA bus route 3 for access with stops at Taft St., and Hamner Ave. (northbound), and on Citrus St. west of Hamner Ave. (southbound).”

In 2021, the City of Norco and the Riverside County Transportation Department began construction for this $71-million-dollar project. After demolition of the old bridge, the next steps are to construct the Eastern Bridge Span then construct a multi-use trail. “Once complete, the Berwin Hanna Bridge on Hamner Avenue over the Santa Ana River will be 1,200 feet long and 12-foot-wide travel lanes,” stated the City in a news release. The Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening Project is expected to be completed by the end of 2023.

For updates on this project, follow the Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening Project Facebook page.

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Businesses Now Open

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Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Eastvale – Several new businesses have officially opened in Eastvale.  

Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake recently opened at 4916 Hamner Avenue, Suite #110.

Tetsushi Mizokami founded the original Uncle Tetsu in Hakata, Japan in 1985, according to the City. “Since its debut, Tetsushi’s cheesecakes have become an international phenomenon and stores have been opened throughout the nation. These made-from-scratch cakes combine the richness of American cheesecake with the lightness of French soufflés. They’re admired for their lighter quality and balanced sweetness that provide the perfect taste and texture combination.”

Crying Tiger Thai Bistro & Bar has also officially opened their doors in Eastvale. At Crying Tiger, you will enjoy dried curry beef, pad thai, their signature crying tiger dish, crab omelets, eggplant tofu, and so much more. This eatery has upscale seating options and a full bar with signature drinks. Crying Tiger Thai Bistro & Bar is located at The Station and is open Sunday through Saturday, between 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

Crying Tiger’s neighbor, Sunright Tea Studio, has also opened as well. Sunright Tea Studio offers various drinks, including pudding boba milk, Oreo brulee boba, red bean boba, cheese foam drinks, taro frosties, lattes, matcha, and many others. They are located at 49160 Hamner Avenue, Suite 100 and are open every day from 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

A few ribbon cuttings also took place in September, welcoming two newest businesses: 9Round Fitness and Serene Medical Aesthetics. 9Round is a kickboxing fitness studio that is located at The Merge at 14063 Limonite Ave, Suite 140. Serene Aesthetics Med Spa is located at the Marketplace at the Enclave at 14252 Schleisman Road.

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Businesses Now Open

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Eastvale – Several new businesses have officially opened in Eastvale.  

Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake recently opened at 4916 Hamner Avenue, Suite #110.

Tetsushi Mizokami founded the original Uncle Tetsu in Hakata, Japan in 1985, according to the City. “Since its debut, Tetsushi’s cheesecakes have become an international phenomenon and stores have been opened throughout the nation. These made-from-scratch cakes combine the richness of American cheesecake with the lightness of French soufflés. They’re admired for their lighter quality and balanced sweetness that provide the perfect taste and texture combination.”

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Crying Tiger Thai Bistro & Bar has also officially opened their doors in Eastvale. At Crying Tiger, you will enjoy dried curry beef, pad thai, their signature crying tiger dish, crab omelets, eggplant tofu, and so much more. This eatery has upscale seating options and a full bar with signature drinks. Crying Tiger Thai Bistro & Bar is located at The Station and is open Sunday through Saturday, between 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

Crying Tiger’s neighbor, Sunright Tea Studio, has also opened as well. Sunright Tea Studio offers various drinks, including pudding boba milk, Oreo brulee boba, red bean boba, cheese foam drinks, taro frosties, lattes, matcha, and many others. They are located at 49160 Hamner Avenue, Suite 100 and are open every day from 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

A few ribbon cuttings also took place in September, welcoming two newest businesses: 9Round Fitness and Serene Medical Aesthetics. 9Round is a kickboxing fitness studio that is located at The Merge at 14063 Limonite Ave, Suite 140. Serene Aesthetics Med Spa is located at the Marketplace at the Enclave at 14252 Schleisman Road.

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Courtesy: City of Eastvale; ProSe Legal recently had
their ribbon cutting ceremony.

New Businesses and Programs

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Eastvale – Several new businesses have opened in Eastvale and new programs continue to thrive. The City has also recently won an award.

On Friday, Sept. 16, Eastvale’s newest business, 9Round Kickboxing Fitness, had their grand opening. They are located at Limonite Avenue, Suite 140, in Eastvale.

ProSe Legal also had their ribbon cutting ceremony earlier this month. ProSe Legal “provides a wide variety of document preparation services for all seasons of life,” stated the City. “Their team of compassionate, knowledgeable document assistants are eager to assist you in navigating the sometimes-complicated world of the legal process and provide you peace of mind.” ProSe Legal is located at The Station, at 5010 Hamner Ave, Suite 100.

Eastvale is growing in other ways such as new programs and awards.

In early September, the City of Eastvale received the 2022 Excellence in Public Information & Communication Award of Distinction from the California Association of Public Information Officials.  The award was given from the Special or Community Events category for the City’s “Taste the World in Eastvale” International Food Festival Event.

Programs are also a big hit in Eastvale, such as the Adopt a Roadway Program. This program originated in 2017 to “encourage individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to be continuously involved in the beautification of the city,” stated a news release. “Groups are required to clean their roadway at least once every two months and submit a report following their clean-ups. After a group completes two cleanups, a sign is placed at their section.” This program is thriving because the following groups recently completed enough clean-ups to qualify for their roadway sign: Eastvale STEM Academy, Boy Scout Troop 251, Builders Club, Nigerians in Corona and Eastvale, Alliance Jiu Jitsu, Masala House, and First Team Real Estate. If you’d like to learn more about the program, please visit the City website or email mkortsen@eastvaleca.gov.

Another program that continues to thrive is the Military Banner Program. “The program was created to recognize and celebrate Eastvale residents or their immediate family members currently serving in active duty in the United States Armed Forces.” Applications are accepted twice a year, January to March, and June to September. Applications submitted this month will be on display in November.  If you are interested in participating in this program, visit the City website at www.eastvaleca.gov and fill out an application.

Here We Grow: Construction Updates

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Photo courtesy: City of Eastvale

Eastvale – There are several updates on construction in the City.

The Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening project is expected to be complete in Spring 2023. In 2020, the City of Norco and the Riverside County Transportation Department began this $71-million-dollar project. “Once complete, the Berwin Hanna Bridge on Hamner Avenue over the Santa Ana River will be 1,200 feet long and 12-foot-wide travel lanes,” stated the City. “Last week crews were placing 800 cubic yards of concrete in the bridge interior of the northern segment. Crews were also stripping the beams and wood forms on the western span.”


The Homestead project over on Limonite and Archibald Avenue is nearly complete as well. “All six shells are up, and each passed the final building inspection approval stage,” stated the City. “Building 5 is already occupied and Planning is working with potential tenants to fill the rest of the industrial space.

Another update to the City is that a new outfield fencing was installed around the two existing ballfields at McCune Family Park. JCSD Parks & Recreation Department recently installed new bullpens, fence toppers, and foul poles.

Other updates include economic development in the local area. Here are updates provided by the City:

  • Hamner Place is slowly but surely moving along! A few businesses coming to Hamner Place include Churro Bar and Crimson Coward Nashville Hot Chicken!
  • The Staybridge Suites Hotel has recently submitted structural revisions to the City that are now being reviewed.
  • Hero’s Restaurant & Brewery also recently submitted plans to the City that are currently under review as well. It’s expected to open late 2022/early 2023.
  • 99 Ranch Market and the Cravings Food Hall continues to make progress every day! It should be open early 2023.

“We appreciate the community’s patience on big projects like these. We are excited for these spaces to open and can’t wait to see them being enjoyed in the near future!” stated the City.

Here We Grow: New Businesses Coming

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Eastvale – The City of Eastvale continues to have new additions and grand openings.

On May 2, Bushfire Kitchen officially had its grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony. “Their excellent food, great atmosphere, and full-sized bar and patio make them an excellent addition to the city,” stated the City. They are located at 14135 Limonite Ave, Suite #240 Eastvale, CA 92880.

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Also, the City recently announced that Bath & Body Works is coming to the Eastvale Gateway in the Fall of 2022. “Bath & Body Works offers everything from lotions, to hand soaps, to sanitizers, to home fragrances,” stated the City.

The City of Eastvale is announcing new businesses to the City each month and new restaurants are having grand openings regularly. Stay tuned for more updates!

Courtesy: City of Eastvale

Here We Grow: New Businesses Open

Courtesy: City of Eastvale; Dot & Dough is now open

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Eastvale – There were several ribbon cuttings that took place this last month as there are many new businesses that are now open.


On November 29, Dot & Dough has officially opened to the public on a first come, first served basis. This donut shop incorporates ingredients from all over the world, giving customers a sense of adventure with each bite. Dot & Dough is located at 14135 Limonite Ave, Suite #210, Eastvale, CA 92800.

Courtesy: City of Eastvale; Dutch Bros is now open.


Also recently opened is Dutch Bros Coffee! Lines have formed all the way down Limonite Avenue as customers wait in life for Dutch Bros’ delicious coffee, real fruit smoothies, frosts, Nitro Cold Brew, tea, sodas and its Blue Rebel Energy Drink. Stop by Dutch Bros Coffee at the Eastvale Marketplace, located at 13323 Limonite Ave.


On November 22, Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop held their ribbon cutting ceremony. This award-winning business serves fresh roasted turkey, quality meats and cheese, and fresh rolls and produce that will quickly set them apart from other sandwich shops. Stop by Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop at 14062 Limonite Ave Suite 130.


On November 16, Zeppin Japanese Sushi also held a ribbon cutting at 4910 Hamner Ave. Zeppin Sushi offers a variety of appetizers, classic and premium rolls, nigiri, and sashimi. Their premium sushi and service will make an excellent addition to our community.

Courtesy: City of Eastvale; Construction on Hamner Place has progressed and the property is looking great during the day and at night. This premier shop-dine-stay destination will feature the City’s first hotel, in addition to other great restaurants such as Hereoes Restaurant & Brewery, Nashville Hot Chicken and much more.


In addition, projects in the works include the Hamner Place construction. This premier shop-dine-stay destination will feature the City’s very first hotel, Staybridge Suites, Heroes Restaurant & Brewery, Crimson Coward, Nashville Hot Chicken, Plant Power Fast Food, China Bros, and much more. Hamner Plan will bring an abundance of jobs, sales tax revenue, and transient occupancy tax to our city which will elevate our services to the community, such as public safety, and help put us on the map!


Lastly, the Leal Master Plan is in full effect. The Leal Master Plan will be developing the future home of Eastvale’s Civic Center that includes our future Library/Community Center, City Hall, Police Station, and 3rd Fire Station. To stay up to date on the progress, sign up for the City’s monthly email updates: https://eastvaleelevates.com/select-a…/leal-

Here We Grow: New Additions And Events

Staff Reports

Eastvale – So many new and exciting things are happening in the City of Eastvale.

Courtesy of City of Eastvale

The first Eastvale Little Free Libraries have been built and installed in the city. Over the past few days, volunteers from the Eastvale STEM Academy, the Eastvale Youth Council, and Mayor Jocelyn Yow gathered together to construct and install these free libraries. The Eastvale Chamber of Commerce, Target, The Friends of the Eastvale Library, and Amazon.com fulfillment center donated the books and coordinated this important initiative.

Courtesy of City of Eastvale

The application period is still open to host your own Little Eastvale Library. Visit this website for more information: https://bit.ly/3Cr3oun. Completed applications and any questions about the program can be sent to Mayor Jocelyn Yow at jyow@eastvaleca.gov.

Also added to the Eastvale community are two new City employees: Cassandra Sanchez, Principal Engineer, and Jamie Cerda, Senior Planner. They were welcomed at the last City Council meeting.

In addition, the 2021 Eastvale State of the City is expected to be held on Thursday, October 7 at 6 pm at VantagePoint Church, located at 8500 Archibald Avenue. The City of Eastvale and the Eastvale Chamber of Commerce are holding this year’s event, with theme “Elevate Eastvale: Soaring to new heights”. You can register for the State of the City event for free at the following link: https://conta.cc/2Z6PU8Q

The CommUNITY Honoree award will be presented at the State of the City as well. The CommUNITY Honoree award “recognizes the meaningful contributions an individual has made to the Eastvale community through volunteerism, acts of kindness, and active community participation, within the past 12 months,” stated a city news release.

After the 2021 State of the City, the Taste of Eastvale event will be back for local restaurants to come together and present their delicious food to the community. So stick around after the State of the City!

Another event that is coming to Eastvale is a six-week Leadership Academy beginning October 14. “The Eastvale Leadership Academy is an adopted action item of the City Council’s Strategic Plan that will help develop community champions and ambassadors through building relationships, connections, and understanding with the people, performance, and operations of the City of Eastvale,” according to a city news release. “This will be an in-depth, interactive, and behind-the-scenes experience with local government.”

Six sessions will take place in the City Council Chambers for a group of 25 participants that applied. For more information, visit http://www.eastvaleca.gov/leadershipacademy

The last event to take place in October will be the EEK!VALE Halloween event. On Saturday, October 23 from 3 pm to 10 pm, stop by 13200 Citrus St for a night of food, treats, music, crafts, games, art, and a maze.

Other exciting updates that were announced at the last City Council meeting included the Eleanor Roosevelt High School Band Ensemble being invited to perform at the California All-State Music Education Conference in February 2022. Only one or two high schools in the State are selected to perform each year, according to the City.

Shield 4 Kids also did a presentation to promote their mission to provide a backpack of essential supplies to abused children who are confronted with going into a new home.

Lastly, Eleanor Roosevelt High School student, Thomas Rife, was recognized for his many efforts in the City’s Roadway Adoption Program.

Here We Grow

Staff Reports

Eastvale – Eastvale is always growing and new additions are added to the city.

Photo courtesy: City of Eastvale; Our local Amazon fulfilment center stopped by the Eastvale City Hall to donate 6,000 books to our Little Library program.

For example, Eastvale’s Allstate Insurance is now open to the community. Visit Allstate Insurance at 5120 Hamner Ave., Ste #120 Eastvale at The Station.

Also, Major League Softball is coming to Eastvale. JCSD partnered with MLS to introduce adult slow-pitch softball. Visit mlsoftball.com for registration info.

Photo courtesy: City of Eastvale; Eastvale’s Allstate Insurance is now open to the community at 5120 Hamner Ave., Ste #120 Eastvale at The Station

Lastly, our local Amazon fulfilment center stopped by the Eastvale City Hall to donate 6,000 books to our Little Library program. This program is currently launching in our local neighborhoods. For more information on the Little Free Library Program, click here: https://bit.ly/3AhZyT8