Upland News

Wal-Mart has given the Pomona Valley Harley Davidson Group a $1,500 check for their bicycle drive.

Recommendations for significant changes to established practices for early cancer detection in women has stirred debate among local medical professionals about the role evidence-based medicine will play in regulating health care costs.

An armed man used a gun to hurt another person, but didn't shoot him, during a fight in Upland.

The City Council on Monday approved an agreement that will help move the city's recycled water master plan forward.

UPLAND HAS one of the valley's few remaining bowling alleys. But reader T. Bruce Clarke alerts me to what he says was Upland's first bowling alley.

When Inland Valley cities first hired traffic cops to keep "horseless carriages" under control, it wasn't always a perfect fit.

It's hard to celebrate if you're homeless, hungry or both. Sunergeo Christian Fellowship and the Foothill Family Shelter understand that and are teaming up to help.

Monica Duke has been eating Thanksgiving dinner at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Upland for so many years that she's lost count.

A West Heritage Elementary School student has died due to complications from the H1N1 flu.

City officials are looking for state funds to complete the next-to-last segment of a multipurpose trail that is part of a regional system that could see completion in the next couple of years.

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Upland Christian Academy on Monday was welcomed into the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce.

The city has received $150,000 in grants to expand a parking lot at Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.

The historic health care reform legislation narrowly passed by the U.S. House of Representatives last weekend has drawn praise and criticism from members of the region's medical community.

A Riverside Superior Court judge today sentenced a man to serve 15 years to life in prison for his part in the 2003 torture-murder of an Ontario teenager.

On a typical day, only the sounds of children playing at Foothill Knolls Elementary School can be heard echoing through the quiet neighborhood surrounding the intersection of 13th Street and 13th Avenue.

At a time when shopping centers may need a little extra help getting attention from consumers and passers-by, the Upland shopping center will be getting new facades, paint, stucco and accessibility upgrades.

The City Council late Tuesday unanimously selected Rod Foster as city manager. Foster has spent the past four years as Upland's assistant city manager.

The Grove Theatre is gearing up for a variety of holiday performances in December.

Officials on Monday identified a Covina woman as one of three bodies linked to a Pomona man accused of murder.