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T4P is a SoCal band taking the local scene by storm. Playing local clubs as well as iconic venues like the Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, this band is soon to hit the world stage.
Upland keeps its eyes on traffic
Cameras have been installed at three spots on Foothill Boulevard in Upland, but they're not there to catch red-light speeders.
Upland agrees to amended contract with air ambulance company
The Upland City Council tonight approved an amendment to the city's Air Ambulance contract to save more than $400,000 annually.
Mt. SAC area finalizes new leagues for 2014
After lots of voting on proposals at Monday's meeting of representatives from the Mt.
Mail carriers work to stamp out hunger
Business was booming for Claremont/LaVerne letter carriers last Saturday during the 21st annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
A.B. Miller picks perfect day to launch Fontana
You'd be hard-pressed to find a more flag-waving, chest-pounding boomer day for the Inland Empire than June 7, 1913.
Michigan State football pursues California receiver Jeffery Farrar,...
Michigan State has two players on its spring roster who come from further west than Minneapolis; offensive lineman Fou Fonoti and defensive tackle David Fennell .
Back in the Day: Rock art examples still visible
Ken Kreigh is not a well-known name around our area, but his rock art was quite in demand during his heyday of the 1940s and 1950s.
Floral designer brings - Element' of surprise
High-end blooms, plenty of texture and a touch of the rustic: These are the ingredients in Jackie Girard's floral designs.
Vineyard planted at community garden project in Rancho Cucamonga
Catholic Daughters to hold game party May 11
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court Our Lady of Fatima, No. 1387 will hold a card, bunco and bingo party on May 11 at St.
Upland Unified School District faces $9 million deficit
The Upland Unified School District will need to identify $9 million in cuts for the 2013-14 fiscal year budget over the next two months or face insolvency.
Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Allocating Funds to Confiscate Guns From Criminals, Mentally Ill
On Wednesday, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed controversial legislation aimed at stripping 20,000 of the state's residents of the rights to own handguns and so-called assault rifles.
Four I.E. residents indicted in federal drug ring
Federal authorities arrested three San Bernardino County residents Wednesday on suspicion of participating in drug-trafficking ring that distributed cocaine in Italy and methamphetamine in the United States.
Upland school board to review negative certification and budget gap Thursday
The Upland Unified School District Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting on Thursday to discuss ways to mend an $8 million budget shortfall for the next fiscal year.
Upland is the latest city to choose a book and encourage everyone in town to read it.
Members of a number of state and local government agencies were hard at work Saturday cleaning up thousands of gallons of fuel that spilled on the ground along Highway 38 and into the nearby Cold Creek, which connects with the Santa Ana River.
Upland High students gearing up for auto competition
Cody Beitz and Kail Parker have spent many afternoons finding and correcting problems on a borrowed Ford Focus in preparation for a competition that could lead to opportunities in the automotive industry.
The past several years have brought a lot of uncertainty for Upland resident Joan Guyon.
Local Orthodox community concerned for safe return of bishops in Syria
Rev. Father John Saif leads prayer at St. Elias Syriac Orthodox Church in Upland on Wednesday for the two prominent Syrian bishops who have been kidnapped on Monday by armed rebels.