GoCal told the city council that its July Restaurant Month campaign generated more than 1,000 digital passport downloads, over 600 check-ins (400 from Rancho Cucamonga), and media coverage producing millions of impressions, which organizers said helped local restaurants recover foot traffic.

GoCal described GOAT, a free app-based visitor shuttle funded in part by a grant from Congresswoman Norma Torres, reporting high rider satisfaction and heavy demand that currently meets roughly half of requests after launching in early February.

GoCal told the council it will bring Fault Line Fest to Morongo Field Oct. 16-17, naming headliners and outlining roughly $550,000 in talent/agency fees plus staging, labor and advertising investments aimed at driving overnight stays and local spending.