Upland voters will decide on Measure A this November, a $236.7 million bond proposed by the school district to fund essential campus repairs and upgrades. If approved by 55 percent of voters, the measure would levy $47.50 per $100,000 of assessed value to replace aging plumbing, update heating and cooling, and modernize vocational labs.
In local real estate, mid-October market data classifies Upland as balanced, with 32 active listings across the city. North Upland ranch homes continue to command prices above $800,000, while new townhomes on First Avenue downtown offer attached housing in the $500,000 to $600,000 range.
Drivers along Foothill Boulevard will encounter traffic cones as crews repair catch basins between Mulberry and San Antonio, alongside median work extending toward Benson. South-side businesses between Mountain and San Antonio also face overnight water service shutdowns on Tuesday, Thursday, and next Tuesday. In addition, regional commuters should plan around a 55-hour weekend closure of the Route 210 Waterman off-ramp.
Downtown evening crowds are gathering for weekly Western Wednesday line dancing hosted by DJ Buckin' Dave at Rescue Brewing on Second Avenue. On North Campus Avenue, The Heights Restaurant and Bar is featuring a seasonal Oktoberfest menu and Sunday brunch. Community weekend plans also include Saturday's downtown farmers market and Dogtoberfest on Sunday, October 25th.
After sunny early-week highs in the low 80s, a significant storm system arrives Wednesday morning, dropping temperatures to 73 degrees with heavy rain chances. Showers and possible thunderstorms will linger through Thursday with an afternoon high of 67, before clear skies and 71-degree weather return by Friday.