W e e k l y RIALTO RECORD
Vol 23, NO. 11
November 7, 2024
The Kingsley: Rialto, Previti Group Team Up to Provide Luxury Housing
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Mayor Deborah Robertson, Councilmember Andy Carrizales, and Councilmember Joe Baca Sr. joining Jimmy Previti and his family in cutting the ribbon on The Kingsley apartment community.
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ialto City officials joined The Previti Group on Monday for the ribbon cutting on a new 204-unit luxury apartment community, located along one of the most dynamic economic corridors in Southern California. The Kingsley, at 550 E. Foothill Blvd., features one-, two- and three-bedroom
apartments with open floorplans, elegant kitchens and amenities such as a luxurious clubhouse, pool and spa, and dog park. Rental rates range from $2,225 to $3,125 per month. It sits near the 210 and 10 Freeways in the heart of the Inland Empire, the fastestgrowing geographic center in Southern California. With more than 100,000 residents and a vibrant business community, Rialto is one of the centerpieces of the
region’s growth. “We are pleased to see this modern, highend housing community come to fruition. It speaks to a quality of living that makes Rialto a premier destination for individuals and families,” said Mayor Deborah Robertson. In addition to convenient freeway and Luxury Housing, cont. on next pg.
Eisenhower Alum and KCAL Reporter Jim Rodriguez Surprises Student at Rialto Unified Family Summit, Celebrating “Roots and Dreams” HSSBV to Provide 150 Free Pet Microchips at Holiday Event Pg. 5
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Keynote speaker Jim Rodriguez, an Eisenhower alum and KCAL/KCBS editor/reporter, surprised Simpson Elementary fourth-grader Kaylyn Colvin with a gift card after she correctly answered a question.
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housands gathered at Carter High School on October 26th for the 17th Annual Rialto Unified School District Family Summit, an event themed “Roots and Dreams” that united students, families, and educators for a day of inspiration and community celebration. The summit featured a college and career fair, informative booths, and engaging activities, all underscoring the Rialto communi-
ty’s commitment to growth and educational aspirations.
celebrating young scholars and their potential.
Jim Rodriguez, an Eisenhower High School alum and now a respected editor and reporter for KCAL/KCBS, served as the event’s keynote speaker. In a memorable moment, Rodriguez surprised Simpson Elementary School fourth-grader Kaylyn Colvin with a gift card after she correctly answered a question during his address, embodying the day’s theme by
This year’s theme—‘Raíces y Sueños’ or ‘Roots and Dreams’—honored the strong community roots and collective dreams the district is nurturing through education. The summit’s vibrant atmosphere reflected these values, with hundreds of families, students, and educators connecting to build on shared hopes for future success.